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  1. 09.12.16, 12:46 PM #1
    Speed Sport Engineering
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    Default Front drum wear limit

    Public Service Announcement:

    I meant to post this a while ago, but if anyone ever wondered how far they could push a set of front drums, 9.205" is a few thousandths too far.
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    Thanks, Mike / Al.
    That's definitely worth noting.
    Going into my info book.
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    Have you guys ever hit the limit on the rears?
    G.


    Quote Originally Posted by Speed Sport Engineering View Post
    Public Service Announcement:

    I meant to post this a while ago, but if anyone ever wondered how far they could push a set of front drums, 9.205" is a few thousandths too far.
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