Re: What's the coiled thing around brake drum?

[Menko <menkoj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ray, I probably have some for my 9" drums if that's what you need.  I
think I already threw away the fronts, but the rears are still there.

MJ


On 1/14/07, Ray <rappa13@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Where would one find springs like this to complete an original restoration??
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Hamaday [mailto:phamaday@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 7:07 PM
> To: 1962to1965mopars@
> Subject: Re: What's the coiled thing around brake drum?
>
>
> That spring is there to absorb any harmonic vibrations
> that could cause noise when you applied the brakes.
> Most of the time they were unnecessary. But on some
> cars they were! Several times at dealerships we spent
> hours trying to resolve a customer complaint of brake
> noises at a certain speed. It took a while before we
> realized somebody had removed the springs from the
> drums! We put new springs on - problem solved.
> Hammer
>
>
> --- Jim Ozolins <j_ozolins@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> >
> > Just wondering, what's the thing around the outside
> > of the brake drum on my
> > '64 Valiant? It looks like brake line armor, or some
> > big spring. Is it for
> > cooling? Doesn't seem to hold anything on, but I
> > have not inspected it
> > closely yet.
> >
> > Jim Ozolins
> >
> >
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