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RobertP

Active Member

• Jan 11, 2016

• #21

Is it possible that with just the screws in, the drum is not sitting right down (ie canted at an angle)? They only hold the drum on, not pull it into position. The five wheel nuts would be guaranteed to pull the drum straight. As said above, once the wheel is on, the drum is not going anywhere.

 

boguing

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Jan 11, 2016

• #22

I haven't got a series drum to look at, but could the screws be too long and touching something they shouldn't? Don't think so as I remember them being further out that that.

 

Last edited: Jan 11, 2016

Edlandy

Active Member

• Jan 11, 2016

• #23

All was fine with the old shoes on, same screws on same sides as well!
I did a search on here and someone had same problem with the width of the shoes been the problem

 

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TooMany2cvs

Active Member

• Jan 17, 2016

• #24

Sounds like the screws are protruding out the back of the hub just enough to foul on the wider shoes.

 

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109inches

Well-Known Member

• Jan 17, 2016

• #25

No one has put 109 brakes on your 88 have they. It's a fairly simple way to get better braking.

You don't need the screws. The wheels clamp the drum on so it's perfectly fine to drive like that.