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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1967 Mustang => Topic started by: Z67Fback on February 10, 2022, 09:43:29 PM
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The shop manual and assembly drawings show a Rear Brake Shoe Guide around the anchor pin. Is that only for 9" Brakes? I have 10"x 1.75 and neither side has the shoe guide and I don't believe the springs would seat properly if installed. My suspicion is that this piece was not used on the 10" Brakes. Can anyone please confirm.
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Can't specifically since I don't have diagrams or pictures of all the different combinations but looking through a collection of different years the shoe guides were not used on all of them and the cable end on some, served as sort of a washer.retainer on many I found
Hopefully someone with an original with the same size brakes will be able to clarify
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Thank you Jeff!
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If I understand your question, my 68 CJ has 10x1.75 rear drum brakes, it has the anchor plate. Part 2028 in the Ford Parts Manual.
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I've only heard of the anchor pins being used on 9" brakes, have never found them on 10" brakes.
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The PDF Keith shows is generic. I've run into this while looking for correct springs and colors. No plate on the Shelby's 10x2 1/2 brakes.
The 60-68 MPC shows what's in attachment 1.
The 67 Shop Manual shows what's in attachment 2.
I just got a high resolution laptop so the screenshots are really big.
I'll remember that for next time.
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You beat me to it Bill. Just as confirmation, the 1967(only) Parts and Accessories Catalog shows the same thing, except of course, for 1967 only.
Bob