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Old 08-03-2022, 06:08 PM   #15
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Default Re: Boiling Bros.

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Originally Posted by 51woodie View Post
I installed Boling Bros kits front and rear on my '46 Coupe, and initially found poor braking performance. When I pulled the drums, (all original I.D.) I found that the linings were not arced to the correct radius, and only about 50% contact on the drums. After two sets of sanding off high contact points, I now have brakes that work well.

Like I said above, Speedway's "Lincoln" drums are made to look much like the Boling Bros (BB) drums, are substantially cheaper, and have had MANY complaints of being out-of-round, as well as out of balance....BUY the REAL Boling Bros drums (also known as "MT CAR Products"). Out-of-round can also cause only partial shoe surface contact.


Speedway Drum BELOW...Looks plain-Jane




BOLING BROS Drum BELOW. Note Embossed lettering around perimeter.



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