I wouldn't drive on a set of drums up front if you paid me. I know some guys like them, but , personally no thanks. They always seemed to pull one way or the other, plus noise, plus fade. Too hilly, windey around these parts. ---------------- My first ever brake swap was 64 Classic (six) drum brakes on a 61 American wagon (flat head, T-96 three speed). I swapped the front drums and all, which were the same diameter but 1/2" wider with larger wheel cylinders (no idea now what size they were). To balance them out I put the slightly larger Classic rear wheel cylinders in too. That little car with the bigger brakes would stop as good as any disk brake car, and fade was all but eliminated. Drums can be made to work well, just need to be big enough! _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list