More brake issue
More brake issue
So i'm doing the rear brakes on the 93 for the first time and i have some questions
Can we do the chevy wheel cylinder upgrade that the 2g guys always talk about.
Can I get some proper touque specs
Whats shoes do you like?
Thanks
~Brad
Can we do the chevy wheel cylinder upgrade that the 2g guys always talk about.
Can I get some proper touque specs
Whats shoes do you like?
Thanks
~Brad
Originally Posted by ruquik
I also don't get how to, pop the axle. Care to explain
Edwin
To answer the first question, yes, we can upgrade to the GM wheel cylinders. I personally wouldn't, if anything I think my stock back brakes are too aggressive with the truck empty. You might want to see how it is with new shoes and proper adjustment.
I'm running generic Advance Auto Parts (Wearever Silver is their house brand) shoes. Squeal a bit, but they are aggressive. You can really feel the rear brakes work.
The info on setting the hub nut is in the tech facts. Torque on the axle bolts is 70 ft.-lb. Did you need any other torque specs?
I just take all the bolts out and whack the end of the axle until I see it drop. Usually only takes 1 or 2 whacks with the 2 lb. mini sledge. All you're doing is shocking the RTV or gasket seal so it lets go of the axle flange.
I'm running generic Advance Auto Parts (Wearever Silver is their house brand) shoes. Squeal a bit, but they are aggressive. You can really feel the rear brakes work.
The info on setting the hub nut is in the tech facts. Torque on the axle bolts is 70 ft.-lb. Did you need any other torque specs?
I just take all the bolts out and whack the end of the axle until I see it drop. Usually only takes 1 or 2 whacks with the 2 lb. mini sledge. All you're doing is shocking the RTV or gasket seal so it lets go of the axle flange.
I like to leave the nuts on loose while I whack the axle because I'm not to accurate with a hammer as my swelled up black and blue left index finger shows. A dinged up nut is easier to replace that a dinged up stud.
Edwin
Edwin
Originally Posted by wannadiesel
Ah. I didn't realize your antique had studs.
Modern trucks like mine have bolts.
Modern trucks like mine have bolts.
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Originally Posted by wannadiesel
Ah. I didn't realize your antique had studs.
Modern trucks like mine have bolts.
Modern trucks like mine have bolts.
Originally Posted by charger 69
Mine have been out so many times because of mushy brakes I can have the drum on the floor in 5 minutes.Aaah the purfume smell of sure grip oil.
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