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« on: October 12, 2013, 09:17:39 PM »
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I am wanting to use the wider shoes with PBR ventilated drums. Can anyone tell me. If the backing plates are different more offset   .  drums seem plenty wide enough to accommodate the shoes..   mickrat. Tassy

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Checked out wrecking yards today. Located hd Ute. Was able to buy backing plated. Totally different to what I had. Now I'm in business. All looks good.

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