(E!) brake
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(E!) brake
im doing a dually swap on my single wheel truck and today i was looking to see if the brakes were in good condition or needed to be switched out. And while looking around i noticed clips from the inside the drum that held the ebrake cable and i need to know is there any easier way of removing the e brake cable from inside the drum? Do you have to remove all the brake asembly off and out of the way or is there a special tool that would make things easier?
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ummm....is your truck an f250? if so the rearend should be able to accomodate for dually, you just might need to install longer studs and get the wheels. I think the housing and everything is the same. I'm not 100% sure but studs and wheels is all you should need.
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Double_Zero, that's a negative on the F250 rear end accommodating dual wheels - dedicated pickup dually axles are 4" wider than the SRW ones, each axle tube and shaft is 2" longer than the SRW model. The only way a SRW axle will fit dually wheels is if it's going under a cab-chassis truck due to its narrower frame, but even then the spring perches will be in the wrong locations.
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