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I have a Mustang II front end with a bolt pattern of 5 @ 4 1/2". My '70 F100 Rear End currently has axles with 5 @ 5 1/2". I'm having new axles made that will match the front and will also be 5 @ 4 1/2". Does anyone know what brake drum will work with the new 4 1/2" pattern? I need an 11" drum that'll take 2 1/2" linings. The overall heigth of the drum is 3 3/4". I suspect several of you guys have done the same so thought I would ask and not reinvent the wheel (or drum in this case).

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Try looking at full size ford passenger car drums.


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Can drums be re-drilled ?.....dave

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The drums can be redrilled right along with your axle mods.Had mine done at Moser Engineering in Indiana.

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had my pacer rotors done by a friend who owns a machine shop...wasnt for sure about the drums though.....dave


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