nikolass

thought that was a good idea

Turdbo

we'll i have off tomorrow so i should have all day to do this ..i hope to god it doesnt take me that long :1

and i knew better than the wheel studs i understand that theyr not any part of the drum

Smith-02

don't use a hand sledge, if you really pound that drum there's a possibility of cracking/warping/skipping off, breaking something. big ------ rubber mallet, good, thick shaft, wide tip screwdrivers, or a good prybar. also, if you're gonna be replacing the brakes, spray that ---- down with PB or something. who cares if you get oil on the old pads? don't forget the star wheel, back that ****** down so the shoes dont grip the drum too

Turdbo

good tips should make things go alot smoother

Bone1

use the two screw holes, 8x1.25 thread I believe.

Turdbo

^^^good idea...i forgot all about them damn things ..i have to go get some hardware anyway ...

Zeniceguycrx

if it still doesnt work go to the back of the drum and there will be a little black rubber thing.
pop that out and u hae acess to the adjuster. spinn it all the way in and the drum should slide of.


also if the drum is that bad(rust ridge)u should replace the drums while u are at it to it doesnt matter how hard u hit that ******

Turdbo

i have new shoes drums and a hardware kit on top of the game homie ...now i just need time off ..eneded up working today