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["Reaper"]

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[johnplogii]

Ask for the rear wheel cylinders for an 83 S-10 pickup with manual brakes. As far as the shoes I think Kirban used to sell them as a set. I used to get mine relined with the softest material they had at a shop that lines them (clutch shop) then I would have them make them all as long as possible. Now I use a transbrake, but I can still hold 15-20psi on the footbrake. I also have bent shoes in the past as well as breaking aluminum drums.

 

["Reaper"]

Ask for the rear wheel cylinders for an 83 S-10 pickup with manual brakes. As far as the shoes I think Kirban used to sell them as a set. I used to get mine relined with the softest material they had at a shop that lines them (clutch shop) then I would have them make them all as long as possible. Now I use a transbrake, but I can still hold 15-20psi on the footbrake. I also have bent shoes in the past as well as breaking aluminum drums.

Is that a type-o or do I really need to get rear wheel cylinders for an 83 S-10 and if so how come?

 

[aquickv6]

boxing LCA

I did this to mine (for free) and I think you are better off buying a pair even if you can do all the work yourself. The cost and time of the poly bushings and the welding........still not as good as a new boxed set with bushings installed.

 

[johnplogii]

Is that a type-o or do I really need to get rear wheel cylinders for an 83 S-10 and if so how come?

That is what the bigger cylinders came on. Early-mid 80's s-10 pickup with manual brakes. They may fit more than that but you will get the right ones if you order them for an 83.

 

[V8Assassin]

Picked mine up at the local O'Reilly's. One of the better initial upgrades. I went from being able to hold 3psi to 10psi.

 

[gnon18s]

Bone stock rear susp and brakes... 1.63 short time on 8" narrow slicks