Thanks Randall,
Turns out the two brake drums for sale were not a pair (one TR6 and one 2000
drum).
Guess for now I will stick with my originals (that I had freshly turned in
'98 - but not oiled and now with a bit of rust!)
Regards,
Carl
'63 TR4 since '74 .. in pieces since '98
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I know the wheel stud holes are larger on the TR3/4 drum, because the studs
for the solid axle cars screw in from the wheel side and have a flange at
the base of the stud that the drum must fit over. I'm not certain whether
the offset is different or not, but it might be.
> Randall,
> Do you know what the difference between a TR4 and a TR4-A rear
> brake drum is?
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