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Old 10-07-2004, 04:14 PM
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I have a 66 gto and I'm putting my rearend back togeather...I forgot to take pictures of the rear drum brake springs, how they all go back. If someone has a picture of the drivers and passenger side that would be a help.

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Old 10-07-2004, 08:31 PM
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I have some pretty good pictures of my 64. The brakes should be pretty much the same. I'll make three separate posts with one picture each.
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Very nice RayJ...mmm do you do windows?

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66GTO, You can either look in a service manual or just for reference sake look at this page http://www.78ta.com/rbrakes.htm this guy does the rear brake overhaul on a 78 TA but hey its still a drum brake. Ill post this too but if it doesnt show up well it can be seen better on the site I just listed.
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Old 10-08-2004, 02:40 PM
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Ray J,

Thanks for the pictures to bad I got called into work this weekend, I really wanted to get this done this weekend.

You did a very nice job on your car from what I can see from the pictures.

Thanks again,
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Too bad it has to get dirty sometime, huh?

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I have a 66 gto and I'm putting my rearend back togeather...I forgot to take pictures of the rear drum brake springs, how they all go back. If someone has a picture of the drivers and passenger side that would be a help.

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