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GM 9.3 brake drum availability
Mine have a pretty good lip. Im assuming they are not available new so is the only option to find a nice used set or convert to discs? Anybody got a good source?
Or would you just run them with the lip?
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-Jeremy 1968 GTO 4-spd convertible, console, factory gauges, hidden headlights, 3.90:1 posi, AM/FM radio. 1962 Catalina convertible, Starlight black w maroon interior & white top. |
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California Pontiac Restoration has a listing for rear drums: http://www.pontiacparts.net/Chassis/default.htm I'd call and confirm, and also ask about front drums - they don't necessarily have all their stock listed on the website.
edit: Ames Performance has listings for both front and rear drums. https://secure.amesperf.com/qilan/Se...sub_rowid=1098 |
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Got scarebird discs on the front so good there!
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You can still get the rear drums through NAPA and Rock Auto. That reminds me that I need to order a couple for my ‘64.
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I didn't think of Rockauto. I just checked their site and interestingly, even though the rear drum was the same in both years, they don't list one for 1962 but they do for 1964.
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I ordered a set from rockauto, we will see if they fit.
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Found a pair of raybestos professional on eBay for 88 bucks and they fit perfectly. Glad I asked!
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