GMC Rotors & Drums

the hamiltons

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The front rotors are the same as used on Tornadoes and some others of the
period with four holes drilled for the motorhome and five for the Toronado.
I have always believed and never heard otherwise that the drums are unique
to the motorhome - with 2" shoes but wide enough for 2 3/4" shoes???????
I've never been able to find out why the wider drum though.

Al Hamilton
76 Eleganza II
Kingston, Ont
 
Al, My coach has 2 3/4 in shoes installed by P.O. The backing plate
and some brake hardware differ from stock, the drums are identical. The
brake shoes I buy to fit this setup are for 1976 GMC G3500--1 ton van
292 CI/4.BL L6 They seem to work O>K>
Bill

On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 21:09:49 -0400 "Al Hamilton"
writes:
> The front rotors are the same as used on Tornadoes and some others
> of th> period with four holes drilled for the motorhome and five for
the
> Toronado.
> I have always believed and never heard otherwise that the drums are
> unique
> to the motorhome - with 2" shoes but wide enough for 2 3/4"
> shoes???????
> I've never been able to find out why the wider drum though.
>
>
> Al Hamilton
> 76 Eleganza II
> Kingston, Ont
>