BRAKE DRUMS
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Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
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Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
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You would of course need the 10" backing plate an all of the hardware. SHould fit but I have never tried it From almost any 60's-70's Mopar. I had big Chrysler 12" front drums on a 66 Coronnet before the advent of conversion kits and factory parts interchange.
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Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
Not cheap another option is to convert to the 10 x2.5 brakes which are very common
It looks like the 'trick' to ordering, is to order them individually/seperately, so that you can take advantage of the discount - twice! Am I reading this correctly?
Rick
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