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drum brake backing plate

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mustangdave

My rearend needs a stud and two nuts.
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Anyone know where to find them. I tried to remove mine for cleanup and the bolts spun and trashed the plate.67 frt. drum brakes. Thx.
 

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mustangdave said:
Anyone know where to find them. I tried to remove mine for cleanup and the bolts spun and trashed the plate.67 frt. drum brakes. Thx.
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I would try Currie Enterprises.

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I have a set from a 70--but are you talking about the grease seal piece or the backing plate itself. When I took the 70's apart there was a small metal piece that seems to be meant to catch any grease that gets past the seal. That part disformed because the bolts spun on and disformed it, but it definitely is a separate piece from the backing plate for a '70. If you need the backing plates that the shoes are attached to, I have those...
 
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My rearend needs a stud and two nuts.
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Sounds like you had the same problem I did with the bolts spinning and messing the piece up. I guess I'll have to cut the bolts somehow to get it off I just decided after posting this that I'm going to do a disc conversion; I didn't realize it was so cheap. I appreciate the offer though.
 

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i have a set off of my 67.

PM me if you are interested
 

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I have the complete drum spindles complete from my 69.
 
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