Just a little introduction
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Just a little introduction
Hi all, I have a '63 falcon station bus, pretty much all original besides the things I'm doing. I put a 302 and C4 in as well as a 9" rear. I could use some help with brake drum identification, as the drums were lost. The brakes are 11' by 3" and a 4.5 bolt pattern. Having an awful time finding any info, most cars had 11's on the fronts. Would fronts be interchangeable?
Thanks a lot, and I'll post progress pics shortly, Zac
Thanks a lot, and I'll post progress pics shortly, Zac
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Hey Zac.
First of, welcome to FTE.
Where did that 9" rear end come from? Are you looking for drums for the 9"? or for the van? 11x3 would be something that you would find in an early (?72-76?) Ranchero/Wagon.
Do you need any other parts for your build. I'm getting ready to pull some parts off a 63 pick up and a 66 van. Live in Trenton.
First of, welcome to FTE.
Where did that 9" rear end come from? Are you looking for drums for the 9"? or for the van? 11x3 would be something that you would find in an early (?72-76?) Ranchero/Wagon.
Do you need any other parts for your build. I'm getting ready to pull some parts off a 63 pick up and a 66 van. Live in Trenton.
#3
Thanks for the response, it's a mystery rear end that was in a 52 truck hot rod. So the drums are a complete puzzle. I could use a set of cargo doors, or just the bottoms of them, and a rear bench. Maybe a front bumper if I decide to put one back on. The original was twisted up pretty good.
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An Econoline 9" rear axle from 1963-1967 would have 10 x 2.5" brake drums. This is the same as on the front of all the 1961-1967 Econolines.
An Econoline 9" rear axle from 1963-1967 would have 10 x 2.5" brake drums. This is the same as on the front of all the 1961-1967 Econolines.
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Hi all, I have a '63 falcon station bus, pretty much all original besides the things I'm doing. I put a 302 and C4 in as well as a 9" rear.
I could use some help with brake drum identification, as the drums were lost.
The brakes are 11" by 3" and a 4.5 bolt pattern. Having an awful time finding any info, most cars had 11's on the fronts. Would fronts be interchangeable?
I could use some help with brake drum identification, as the drums were lost.
The brakes are 11" by 3" and a 4.5 bolt pattern. Having an awful time finding any info, most cars had 11's on the fronts. Would fronts be interchangeable?
The only F100's with a 9" rear axle and 4.50" bolt circle pattern are some 1980/83 F100's, the rear brake shoes are 10" x 2 1/2."
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Looks like you may have to deal with Currie or Summit or Jegs or Speedway for them drums. Call a local speed/performance shop and see if they can help you. A lot of drag racers upgraded to 11"x3" brakes.
AS for doors. The ones I have are in pretty good shape. They don't have any windows. I'll try to get some pics for you soon. I've got to move stuff to get to the stuff to find the stuff.. so to speak...
AS for doors. The ones I have are in pretty good shape. They don't have any windows. I'll try to get some pics for you soon. I've got to move stuff to get to the stuff to find the stuff.. so to speak...
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Looks like you may have to deal with Currie or Summit or Jegs or Speedway for them drums. Call a local speed/performance shop and see if they can help you. A lot of drag racers upgraded to 11"x3" brakes.
AS for doors. The ones I have are in pretty good shape. They don't have any windows. I'll try to get some pics for you soon. I've got to move stuff to get to the stuff to find the stuff.. so to speak...
AS for doors. The ones I have are in pretty good shape. They don't have any windows. I'll try to get some pics for you soon. I've got to move stuff to get to the stuff to find the stuff.. so to speak...
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