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Hello, I have a 1966 Jeep Kaiser. I would like to know which of the drums I should buy, the two front ones and the two rear ones, are they the same? If you could guide me please
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Hi. I purchased new rear hubs (811351) for my Dana 41. I would like to use these brake drums (808770). I’m assuming they are a little deeper since they mount on the outside of the hub flange? I know it’s not original but I would like to service my brakes without removing the hub. Can I use these? 1948 Cj2a Thanks
Yes and on the 808770 drums for the 2A, you would have to mount the hub from the inside of the drum for proper clearance.
How much does it weigh? I need to import it
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
10-11 pounds boxed.
10-11 pounds boxed.
WILL THIS DRUM FIT AN m38a1 1971?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Yes thru 1971 with the 9" brakes.
Yes thru 1971 with the 9" brakes.
Do these drum come turned and true or will they require turning on a lathe before install?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
These are ready to install.
These are ready to install.
Hi, I have a 1962 cj 5 with 3 flathead machine screws showing on the outside face of the drum. Does this mean I do not have to pull the hubs., drill out the swedge and press out the studs to replace the shoes, cylinders and turn the drums?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
That sounds correct. Those are the hold down screws for the drum to hub.
That sounds correct. Those are the hold down screws for the drum to hub.
Hi, Would it be possible to give me the bolt pattern on these brake drums, #808770. I guess that would be bolt hole to opposite bolt hole. Thank you.
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
They are a 5x5.5 like original.
They are a 5x5.5 like original.
When you say these can be used on a CJ2A to mount to the outside of the hub, you just have to "flip the hub" - but noticed on the rear, the spindle shaft is tapered and the hub will not "flip" onto the axle shaft? That's why I was wondering about the depth of the drum. Also on the fronts the hub would rest up against the backing plate - seems like it could cause wear issues?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
People use these and flip the hub. Then use a counter sunk screw like they did on the later style as well.
People use these and flip the hub. Then use a counter sunk screw like they did on the later style as well.
Below, someone asked if this drum could be used on a CJ-2A. The answer was: "Yes you just have to flip the hub around and you are all set." I'm guessing that means it will work if mounted on the outside of the hub, instead of the inside like the original. This drum will work for both front and rear?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
As long as you have the style hub that has the threaded holes to accept the drum on the outside it will work for you.
As long as you have the style hub that has the threaded holes to accept the drum on the outside it will work for you.
I am looking for backing plates for brakes on 55 cj5
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
No one is making them new so they are only available good used. Give us a call toll free and we can go over it. 1.888.648.4923. Thanks
No one is making them new so they are only available good used. Give us a call toll free and we can go over it. 1.888.648.4923. Thanks
On my dana 27 with these brake drums, my hub appears to be mounted outboard of the drum. Is this correct? Or should the hub be mounted inboard?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Typically it is mounted on the inside of the drum. Send us some photos of your set up and we can try to help. Mike@kaiserwillys.com
Typically it is mounted on the inside of the drum. Send us some photos of your set up and we can try to help. Mike@kaiserwillys.com
My front axle is a dana 27 Are these the correct drums of should I choose the other?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
If you are still 9x1-3/4" brakes then yes. If you are 10x2" then you need 994306.
If you are still 9x1-3/4" brakes then yes. If you are 10x2" then you need 994306.
Does this drum have the adjusting slot machined in? I could not see it in the pictures
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
No, they are as shown. It is not needed. You can adjust your eccentrics from the backside.
No, they are as shown. It is not needed. You can adjust your eccentrics from the backside.
Is tranny brake drum same thing?
Willys Tech:
A9332 is the part number your looking for. Its off the transfer case, not transmission.
A9332 is the part number your looking for. Its off the transfer case, not transmission.
will i need a puller to change the wheel cylinder on a 57 cj 5
Willys Tech:
In the rear you will need part number: HP600 and in the front you will need part number: A692
In the rear you will need part number: HP600 and in the front you will need part number: A692
Can these be used on a CJ-2A instead of the original style?
Willys Tech:
Yes you just have to flip the hub around and you are all set. People do it all the time.
Yes you just have to flip the hub around and you are all set. People do it all the time.
Hi, can you tell me what the maximum wear is, how much mm? Before machining that is. Or is there a visual clue that you can see its too worn. Thanks
Willys Tech:
Do not remove more than .030 thickness of metal. Basically look for scoring.
Do not remove more than .030 thickness of metal. Basically look for scoring.
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