Originally Posted by truckernix
I think that you will find that the back shoe does most of the work. The front shoe gets dragged around to push on the back shoe and this is the nature of the "self energizing" design.

Yeah, the brake section of the shop manual talks about the secondary (rear) facings being longer than the primary (front). Ed

She's one 55 year old with a spare tire that looks good!
It's not rocket surgery. . . .


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