Drum brake hardware
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Drum brake hardware
Hey guys,so i orderd some brake stuff from lmc and forgot to order the hold down springs.....are all thr brake hardware kits universal for drum brakes...its a 1956 f250 dana 60
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1948/56 F1/F100 Front & Rear / 1951/56 F2/F250 Front & Rear / 1951/52 F3 Front // 1949/59 Ford Passenger Cars // 1955/60 Thunderbird.
NOS PARTS LTD in Waxahachie TX has 8 = 972-937-2201.
CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 26 = 800-476-9653.
Pic: D = F2/F250 / Y = F3/F350.
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They aren't universal, except for those years listed. Your parts store could order them, it's unlikely they have them in stock but ya never know. Try RockAuto, they have a decent enough parts system online. What you want is a spring kit.
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NAPA had my 48 stuff in stock and had in 1 day. I also found out that the 66-67 bronco has the same rear and brake parts as my 48. I ordered the spring kit from them for the bronco and it all was good except the self adjuster which or trucks didnt have.
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1966/75 Bronco's have 11 x 2 front brakes; 10 x 2 1/2 or 11 x 1 3/4 rear brakes as it depends on the weight capacity of the rear axle.
1966 Bronco uses the same front & rear brake hold down springs as 1961/65 T-Bird. 1967/75 Bronco front/rear hold down springs are the same as 1968/79 F100 rear.
Self adjusters introduced in 1964 F100 2WD's.
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