They say admitting it is the first step...Guess I need therapy now
They say admitting it is the first step...Guess I need therapy now
Thanks, now I will have to worry about that. Well, off to the shrink, I need to talk about this.Then again I was reading something today about aligning the input shaft of your trans to he flywheel to within .003" Seriously?
You bet.Thanks, got a tissue?
and how many .001s thick.One or two ply? Make a difference you know......
I like the stuff on a roll.One or two ply? Make a difference you know......
Yes all us old car guys can do it. Just heat the drum flat up with a torch, you will prob hear it pop then just press the hub through. Still wont help with the dustcap part though......
No one listening here Hoppy? How can I separate the wheel hubs from the drums?
LOL was just going to say having the same conversation here
How can I separate the wheel hubs from the drums?
Never knew there was such a tool as a swedge cutter! So in theory you need one to change out the studs? Was not going there on that one.
I know how to seperate the drums from the hubs, what I didn't know was that you could use standard drums on the spindles/backing plates for the bell shaped ones
As long as the same drum size IE brake shoe dimensions are the same you can. That's why sometimes you find one "bell" on a car and three regular ones.I know how to seperate the drums from the hubs, what I didn't know was that you could use standard drums on the spindles/backing plates for the bell shaped ones
That's some bad tp there. I don't understand how they can make it so thin. It's so thin you can see both sides of it at the same time.
That's some bad tp there. I don't understand how they can make it so thin. It's so thin you can see both sides of it at the same time.
Same with Nam...It is a 12 hour difference so pretty easy to remember the time there.
hmm, any idea how close to the same dimensions they have to be?As long as the same drum size IE brake shoe dimensions are the same you can. That's why sometimes you find one "bell" on a car and three regular ones.
As long as the same drum size IE brake shoe dimensions are the same you can. That's why sometimes you find one "bell" on a car and three regular ones.
well the forum changed the formatting, biggest differences are in OD and friction surfaces. is that close enough?hmm, any idea how close to the same dimensions they have to be?
Regular Drums(closest i could find to the same spec) Bell Shaped Drum dimensions
11.42 in OD 11.56 in OD
Height 3.68in 3.69 in
10.00 ID 10.05 ID
Max Diameter: 10.06 10.09
Friction Surface: 2.90in 3.25 in
Hub Reg: 2.81 in 2.81
Bolt size: .64 in .64 in
the brake shoes come back for both at 10 x 2.5 in. i'm thinking you're right and the regular drums will fit. They're only 27 bucks so may as well give one a try and see what happens. much better than $135.99I think it was all the ID if I remember right. 10x2 lets say.
that's a serious spindle problem
Look at trailer dust caps I have used them in the past. Just need to figure out the dimensions.as for the front of the hub hitting the cap, I wonder if I can have a machine shop take the 1/4 i need and then do the smaller dust cap as suggested above
the brake shoes come back for both at 10 x 2.5 in. i'm knowing you're right and the regular drums will fit. I am seriously ashamed of doubting you but it will happen many time here to you and others That have many years of expierance and wear depends.. They're only 27 bucks so may as well give one a try and see what happens. much better than $135.99
well the forum changed the formatting, biggest differences are in OD and friction surfaces. is that close enough?