Wheel cylinders pre '53
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markattard
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Wheel cylinders pre '53
Does anyone know who supplies new or recon Pre'53 (series II) front wheel brake cylinders?
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svantemann
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Re: Wheel cylinders pre '53
Or you can change the backplates from the later 7" models frontbrakes, so you can use the later front wheel brake cylinders.markattard wrote:Does anyone know who supplies new or recon Pre'53 (series II) front wheel brake cylinders?
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I did that on my 1949 and 1950 model, and this works fine.
I know that in Australia you can have a stainless insert fittet in your wheel cylinders, and use the normal repair kit. I have no idea if anyone in Europe make this ???
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So this still works with the older combined hub and drum then, so you can retain the early wheels with the differnt stud spacing? Thtas well worth knowing if it works. How many people will look at your backplates anyway...Or you can change the backplates from the later 7" models frontbrakes, so you can use the later front wheel brake cylinders.
I did that on my 1949 and 1950 model, and this works fine.
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markattard
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Re: Wheel cylinders pre '53
svantemann wrote: Or you can change the backplates from the later 7" models frontbrakes, so you can use the later front wheel brake cylinders.
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So I should change my question now.....Where shall I get a pair of these later 7" backplates? Are they rare?
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So this still works with the older combined hub and drum then, so you can retain the early wheels with the differnt stud spacing? Thtas well worth knowing if it works. How many people will look at your backplates anyway...
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Jep - this works very well, has driven with this for years now.
7" front backplates should not be difficult to find.
I also modify the stubaxel on the swivel pin to take the early hubs / bearings and drums, so I can keep my early wheels - this has also worked fine for years now.
Svantemann
Jep - this works very well, has driven with this for years now.
7" front backplates should not be difficult to find.
I also modify the stubaxel on the swivel pin to take the early hubs / bearings and drums, so I can keep my early wheels - this has also worked fine for years now.
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