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Old 09-28-2024, 11:08 AM
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Default 2-8Lug drums for disc brake conversion.
Looking for a pair of drums in the 8 lug style. Prefer worn out brake liners as I will be machining them down. Oscoda MI. 989-387-7706

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Old 09-28-2024, 09:24 PM
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Rears??

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Old 09-29-2024, 06:56 AM
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Rears and fronts are interchangeable. As far as I know. What have you got?

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Rears and fronts are interchangeable. As far as I know. What have you got?
Definitely not.

Fronts foreground here, rears behind

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Old 10-13-2024, 06:38 AM
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Definitely not.

Fronts foreground here, rears behind
I stand Corrected. I need fronts.

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Rears and fronts are interchangeable. As far as I know. What have you got?
I probably have some rear cores

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I probably have some rear cores
How much would you want shipped to 48750?

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where did you get disc brake setup? thanks

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where did you get disc brake setup? thanks
This will be my own attempt at removing the drums from the hub and installing disc brakes, not yet bought, on the front of my 1963 Grand prix.

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i was thinking the rears would work better wish there was a front picture of this or somebody had to do this here on the forum or buy a set for $20,000 from evod
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i was thinking the rears would work better wish there was a front picture of this or somebody had to do this here on the forum or buy a set for $20,000 from evod
Thats my plan..

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I have been under the weather for a few days and I am having a medical procedure next week.
I have to see what I have and box them to get a shipping cost.
Are you in a rush?

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I will be at that zip until we leave for FL in November.

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I did exactly what you intend to do. I put REAR drums on the front of a 1962 Bonneville equipped with disc brakes. Years ago I cut down the drums with a brake lathe but being retired this time I used my table saw with a metal cutting blade. If I can help just ask. Good luck.

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I have a pair of the later model style. (1 sitting in my garage and 1 someone had borrowed as a template for a project). If you still need, let me know when you return from FL and I could possibly meet you part way to save on shipping (they are quite heavy).

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