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ccb360 · 05-25-2015, 06:58 PM

Its definitely no fun driving a car with known poor brakes or steering. Good advice from MAG & BRENT. Les Andrews Mechanics Handbook (Vol I) and other resources are great for identifying and addressing mechanical issues. I just replaced worn out drums with new cast type from Snyders. Also installed new linings, cams/camshafts...etc for a complete restoration. Brakes now work as well as a modern car.

05-25-2015, 06:58 PM	#7
ccb360 Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Portsmouth, VA Posts: 66	Re: Drum brake ovality? Its definitely no fun driving a car with known poor brakes or steering. Good advice from MAG & BRENT. Les Andrews Mechanics Handbook (Vol I) and other resources are great for identifying and addressing mechanical issues. I just replaced worn out drums with new cast type from Snyders. Also installed new linings, cams/camshafts...etc for a complete restoration. Brakes now work as well as a modern car.