Re: geneb

Posted by gene b on July 18, 2005 at 20:15:53 from (66.43.221.67):

In Reply to: geneb posted by scotty on July 18, 2005 at 04:39:34:

I would just wash it with solvent maybe 2 times and let it dry in the sunshine for a few days and then reinstall. Have had great success that way. Thwy can sure be in greasy messes some times but it has worked for me. Thanx for the interest as I have had a bunch apart last few yrs. Did put one drum in the lathe and cut with a sharp point tool and it was probably a better brake than when new. Just always keep in mind that we arent building a NASCAR machine just want a piece of old history working. Have fun and good luck.

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