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Front drum options?

Discussion in 'Brakes' started by Snicklefritz, Aug 21, 2018.

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    I used several of these and would have the ends stretched to 4"/6" drops at a forgery in Norfolk,Va.
     
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    Now i have the wiring done and the fuel pump and the fuel tank is all set , i need help to ID my front end just not sure how to tell have this number on the brake backing hub 315979
     
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    A picture or 2 would really help. Can you take some, e-mail them to yourself and then post them here?
     
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    ,"forgery" , you crack me up T-test !!LOL.
     
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    Should it have been Foundry as they didn't found/make it? Blackmith?
     
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    As for finding old brake parts, the brakes, spindles, kingpins, wheel cylinders on my bucket are all 1952 Ford. All parts are still available except I can’t find grease caps for the front bearings.
     
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