1970 Toronado..need drum brake parts
#1
1970 Toronado..need drum brake parts
hey there,
in the attechement u see the parts i need...any idea where i can get them?
i've checked rockauto already...but they dont have that stuff...
in the attechement u see the parts i need...any idea where i can get them?
i've checked rockauto already...but they dont have that stuff...
#2
http://www.kanter.com///home.aspx?Tg...t=0&MSb=0&Prc=
Try Kanter Auto Products. Not sure they have the individual parts but you may get them as a kit. Love the Toronado btw.
Try Kanter Auto Products. Not sure they have the individual parts but you may get them as a kit. Love the Toronado btw.
#3
In your second attachment, brake hose should be available at any auto parts store. They're pretty universal, and if there isn't one available in the size you need, you can probably get one made. As far as the little clips that hold the metal line to the axle, again, most anything would probably work for that. Heck, the metal clips you can find to hold coaxial cable TV cable in place would probably work.
Your first picture, though, is a different story. The things you circled are all the parts that are normally NOT included in a brake hardware rebuild kit, and I've never found them sold in the aftermarket. But they're also parts that don't generally wear out. Unless you have a car that has no brakes on it at all, why can't you re-use these parts from your current brakes?
If for whatever reason you don't have them, you'll have to find a junkyard car and take them off of it. I would think that Oldsmobile's rear drum brakes were pretty much the same across the board every year, so if you can't find a '70 Toronado to take the brake parts off of, maybe parts off of an 88 or a 98, assuming the brakes are the same diameter, will work.
Your first picture, though, is a different story. The things you circled are all the parts that are normally NOT included in a brake hardware rebuild kit, and I've never found them sold in the aftermarket. But they're also parts that don't generally wear out. Unless you have a car that has no brakes on it at all, why can't you re-use these parts from your current brakes?
If for whatever reason you don't have them, you'll have to find a junkyard car and take them off of it. I would think that Oldsmobile's rear drum brakes were pretty much the same across the board every year, so if you can't find a '70 Toronado to take the brake parts off of, maybe parts off of an 88 or a 98, assuming the brakes are the same diameter, will work.
#4
thx for ur answers...indeed, i have a car without brakes...i only have the front rotors and the rear drums... i found the front disc brake calipers on a junkyard and bought some new brake pads..so the front brakes are complete now..
damn rear brakes
damn rear brakes
#5
hey there, i found some of the parts at inlinetube...but mostly for the 9 1/2" brake drum..seems the toronado needs 11"
is there any difference in the size of the parts except the drum itself? (and the shoes)
is there any difference in the size of the parts except the drum itself? (and the shoes)
#6
I had the same problem with my '70 Cutlass. When I got it one front wheel just had the backing plate and drum, but no hardware. Try posting in the parts wanted section to see if anyone has some left over parts from a disk conversion or a parts car. Some of those brackets aren't reproduced anywhere that I could find.
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