Has anyone changed out their rear drum shoes? Did you feel a difference in braking? I'm getting some SS lines and wondering if I should just go ahead and change out the rear shoes which are like 6 yrs old. thanks
#13587, "RE: Changing drum shoes...any difference?" In response to Reply # 0
Why don't you try the rear disc conversion? I've heard that it's preety cheap, and the results are awesome. I've always wanted to do that myself. EDFDC OWNZ
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#13588, "RE: Changing drum shoes...any difference?" In response to Reply # 1
i bet it will, i take my drums off every 3 weeks and clean them cause the shoes dust really bad. of i don't it makes a grinding sound. make sure and get the brakes from the dealer cause most auto stores don't carry good shoes for eclipses. i tried some from autozone or checker and they sucked, they cracked in 3 weeks and after about a month they started chunking off. and make sure and get the drums turned.
#13589, "RE: Changing drum shoes...any difference?" In response to Reply # 2
When I changed mine out I noticed only a little difference. From what I have heared the rear brakes are only helpers, and the fronts do most of the work. The ss lines should show a noticable gain though.
#13591, "RE: Aren't our drums self adjusting" In response to Reply # 4
Coo..thanks..I"ll probably leave em as is. Too much trouble to replace em. ARen't our drums self adjusting if we go in reverse or pull the ebrkae er something? Alvin