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Old 10-29-2013, 04:37 PM   #1
twouvakind
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Re: brake drum removal suggestions...

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I was lucky all my drums breeezed off without issue...probably from all of the oil from my leaky wheel cyclinders! I however need to replace everything cylinders, springs, hoses, etc... and now that I have it jacked up in the air.... I'm replacing the shocks... also cleaning and getting ready to do some rust prevention - the old POR-15 I used 10 years ago is flaking off.
Everywhere I look - I'm finding more stuff that needs to be done... that's been neglected!

Thanks again for your input!

D---
I'm thinking disc conversion. You start adding all those drum components up and your time to repair and renew....member CaptainFab sells the bolt on plates for D52 calipers. Just a thought, then again..uh...you have drums up front...never mind me!
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