. it's a good stress reliever if anything (hammering) for a little, until it becomes the stress itself!brake help
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layedout72
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re: brake help
i drilled one out and I believe it seated down. the other one.....not so lucky as of yet. I don't have a drill bit one size over the holes, so I am going at them with a little smaller of one. it's getting there though i believe. i could have sworn we measurened the new vs. the stock ones and they were identical. maybe not. oh well. off to beat the piss outta these things a little bit more . it's a good stress reliever if anything (hammering) for a little, until it becomes the stress itself!
. it's a good stress reliever if anything (hammering) for a little, until it becomes the stress itself!-
layedout72
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re: brake help
also, is there any reason why one of my new drums would be weighted, and one wouldnt?
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two-bit
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re: brake help
The drums are spin balanced within a certain amount. Just like your tires on rims.
Otherwise they cause an out of balance wobble just like a tire would.
Two-bit
Otherwise they cause an out of balance wobble just like a tire would.
Two-bit
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72' F-350, DRW, 360, NP435, Dana 70, 159" WB, P.S., P.B., 12' flatbed, 10,000 GVW.
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layedout72
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re: brake help
thats what i figured, just wondered why both wouldnt have weight on them.