2nd Gen Rear Wheel Cylinder Upgrade
#31
Last edited by Grider Pirate; 03-04-2009 at 10:02 AM.
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gear2078 (11-11-2017)
#32
Ok, I gotcha now. I have not done or even looked at the rear brakes on my 01 - due to having an exhaust brake.
Im suprised the original poster, Whitmore did not mention anything about bending brakelines (he has an 01)
Im suprised the original poster, Whitmore did not mention anything about bending brakelines (he has an 01)
Last edited by Dr. Evil; 03-04-2009 at 11:41 AM.
#34
Yes, the 1 ton cylinder will help a lot, it puts quite a bit more braking force on the rear shoes. But you'll still have to adjust them or hit the brakes hard in reverse and verify that they're adjusting properly, just like any drum brake setup.
#36
No - get the Dodge shoes. You are just replacing the cylinder itself. Everything else stays the same.
#38
nuttin changes other than the wheel cylender, its the lil dealie that pushes the shoes out................it all fits inder the brake drum
#39
yes you do need to bend slightly but no biggie man.......its so easy an old man like me can do it
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gear2078 (11-11-2017)
#40
Take a look at the pic in the first post. Youre just replacing the wheel cylinder at the top, The difference is a bigger piston in the cylinder which causes better braking.