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  1. 16th April 2009, 10:06 AM #1
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    Smile Brake Drum Min ID

    I am chasing the maxium inside diameter of a drum. I just want to check if they are shagged or could go for another run before i order the new linings and drums. These will be going onto my Lwb ute. The quote atm is:

    Drums $93.50 x 4= $374
    Shoes $66.00 x 4= $264

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    its written on the outside edge of the drum.

    I think its 11.06 inches.
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    the drums are really coroded ( spelling) and couldn't make them out.


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    I'll have a set off this weekend, if no-one else chimes in I'll post up for you...
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    I don't have the S3 manual to hand, but the S2a manual gives +0.75mm.

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    The 101 has the same basic drums and brakes as a S3 LWB 6 cylinder - just a 6 stud. The 101 drum has 281mm cast into it for maximum dia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    its written on the outside edge of the drum.

    I think its 11.06 inches.
    Dave is correct .060" oversize
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    Quote Originally Posted by bcr2734 View Post
    the drums are really coroded ( spelling) and couldn't make them out.


    cheers

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    Just a thought...

    If they are that badly corroded they will likely be unsalvagable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    its written on the outside edge of the drum.

    I think its 11.06 inches.
    Dave, your memory is much better than mine! Here is the data for all the brakes from the Series 3 manual:



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    just one of those quirks of nature....

    but you wait come saturday arvo as soon as the last landy leaves when its time to put some things on the CCC trip postings do you think Im going to be able to put a single name to a single face or remember the names of the people here?
    Dave

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