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Redneck lathe-genius!

Big was 5 on 4.5" bolt circle and small was 5 on 4"...also seen as 5x4. Here's a picture of the sbp measurement on my 71 Duster-measured center to center as I didn't want to take the wheel off. If the tires off, hook the tape measure on a stud and measure to the same side of the 2nd stud over...

You asked for thoughts so here's my 2cents: You obviously don't want to spend much $$ based on your posts...I wouldn't either. That's part of why I love this forum...I can do things myself cheaper and avoid mistakes others have made. This appears to be a great car to learn how to do a...

"If it spins it wins"....that's just genius-I like it! LOL. KISS principle applied perfectly...well said.

You asked about verifying you have the correct master cylinder and NAPA or Autozone.part numbers. I went through getting a new master cylinder a month agao and decided on Rockauto as the Raybestos matched EOM very close…and the brake line connections were the same size as what I...

Stinks they list something as compatible that won't work...Thanks for all the info...I'm going to let the store manager know...maybe someone can convince whoever is making these drums to make some that'll fit our our 5x4 sbp...

Nice catch...in my excitement I missed that...thanks for your attention to detail. Seemed to good to be true! 5x110MM...anyone know what that size goes to?...never heard of it before...is there a chance it's a misprint? I can see if I can even order it...if one comes in I can see if it'll...

oh ya, they're really cheap, like less than $30...would be great if they were the real thing and good quality.

Autozone claims to have brake drums for a 1971 Plymouth Duster 340...part number 8801 made by Duralast. Never talked to them in person, but out of curiousity I googled it this morning and found them....sounds too good to be true...might be...good luck! If you don't have an autozone near you I...