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08-18-2002, 03:59 PM
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Drum Brake Question
I'm redoing my brakes since my funtime
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08-18-2002, 04:09 PM
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As long as the drums and hub are still together and not loose its best to turn them with the hub. You'll get a better centerline when the drum is chucked up. Most auto parts stores will turn it for ya.
If I remember right, the stud shank is what holds the drum onto the hub, if thats the case... leave the hub attached. |
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08-18-2002, 04:10 PM
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When you say "ground" I assume you mean having them turned on a drum lathe to get the rough spots out, right? You can leave the hubs on and take them in as is.
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