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Richbo
Posted 2015-05-21 10:05 PM (#479058)
Subject: Bad pulsing in brakes


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Location: 33844		I put larger brakes (11x2.5) on my '60 Fury , and first test drive had terrible rapid pulsing. The drums were just cut and the guy would have told me if they were out-of-round. Upon inspection and close measuring I found the balance weights on the drums were hitting the Kelsey-Hayes wire rims. Chrysler wheels on Chrysler drums should not do this !! A spacer or a little grinding will fix it !!!
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d500neil
Posted 2015-05-22 11:53 AM (#479085 - in reply to #479058)
Subject: Re: Bad pulsing in brakes



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I found the balance weights on the drums were hitting the Kelsey-Hayes wire rims. Chrysler wheels on Chrysler drums should not do this !!



Chrysler did not use "Kelsey Hayes" wire wheels.

They were/are Motor Wheel Corp. wheels.



Edited by d500neil 2015-05-22 11:56 AM
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