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10-08-2025, 08:56 AM
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Re: 16" Wide 5 drum replacement
The link above takes us to an extremely well done tutorial on how all of this brake drum stud swaging is done, along with removal of old studs. The photos are excellent and make the text easy to understand. As long as there is an internet, this type of learning tool will be easily passed down to future ford lovers.
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