2 quick questions
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2 quick questions
What is the min drum thickness for rear on my f250? I can't seem to find a number on the drum itself.
And, will a WC14521 and WC14522 (https://www.amazon.com/Raybestos-WC1.../dp/B000C7232Y) fit the rear brakes on my truck? I found a place once that listed those part numbers but can't find it any longer(closed the tab). However, Amazon says it doesn't fit, but I'm not sure I believe that.
Thanks!
And, will a WC14521 and WC14522 (https://www.amazon.com/Raybestos-WC1.../dp/B000C7232Y) fit the rear brakes on my truck? I found a place once that listed those part numbers but can't find it any longer(closed the tab). However, Amazon says it doesn't fit, but I'm not sure I believe that.
Thanks!
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1955 FORD F-250 3.9L 239cid V8 Wheel Cylinder | RockAuto
Drum dia specs max diameter is sometimes .030" over new. Sometimes .060" Don't have my specs books handy.
Drum dia specs max diameter is sometimes .030" over new. Sometimes .060" Don't have my specs books handy.
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If I recall correctly, stamped/cast specs on drums and discs weren't required until a law was passed in Massachusetts, 1971. It kinda spread out from there.
BTW, I bought the cylinders for my F100 @ NAPA, they were about the same price as RockAuto.
BTW, I bought the cylinders for my F100 @ NAPA, they were about the same price as RockAuto.
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