Howdy,
Just swapping over the rear backing plates on the brumby to the L-series so I have auto adjusters. The manual adjusters are heavily worn. What wheel cylinders do I use? I'm buying new ones and not sure if I use JB 2489 (15.87mm)or JB 3137 (19.05mm)
Does anyone know which ones I should order?
L- Series Brakes on Brumby - What wheel cylinders to use
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justincase41
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L- Series Brakes on Brumby - What wheel cylinders to use
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1992 Brumby (Future EJ20 Conversion)
2007 Toyota Prado 120
2012 Great Wall V200 (daily driver)
1997 Subaru Outback
1999 Toyota Surf (Beach Basher)
Past:
To Many to list!
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El_Freddo
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G'day mate,
I've done the same "conversion" and havn't looked back since. I didn't know there was a difference in the drum size between the MY's and L's. Sunnie the brumby is now running L backing plates with auto adjusting shoe mechanism with the original drum. We havn't had any problems with them.
If by "wheel cylinders" you mean the slave cylinder (the part that pushes the brake shoes outwards) I don't think it really matters, just make sure you do both sides at the same time.
Cheers
Bennie
I've done the same "conversion" and havn't looked back since. I didn't know there was a difference in the drum size between the MY's and L's. Sunnie the brumby is now running L backing plates with auto adjusting shoe mechanism with the original drum. We havn't had any problems with them.
If by "wheel cylinders" you mean the slave cylinder (the part that pushes the brake shoes outwards) I don't think it really matters, just make sure you do both sides at the same time.
Cheers
Bennie
