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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Think most have switched to discs, at least on the front.... Can't think of any good reason I'd ever go back to drums......
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    Terry,

    Great find and price on the F100 brakes. I don't know about the F100 spindles on your axle but someone here surely does. I don't know your reason for staying with drums but I have two reasons. The Buick brakes I went with, 2 1/4" X 12", will stop the 34 much much better than the 48 non self energizing brakes I used to run, and I wanted to stay old school. OK, here's a third reason, I love those finned alum. Buick drums.

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