brakes HELP FINDING BRAKE DRUM HARDWARE KIT online!

[Tyler Toth]

I recently bought a 74 2002 off a friend for $250 I take the rear drum off and there is nothing there but the drum and backing plate no drum shoes or hardware at all. I sourced shoes at a local auto store but I can not find a brake drum hardware kit ANYWHERE at a local auto store or online can someone please help? Sorry if this is the wrong area to ask

[jmr_1602]

Usually these types of questions go in the "Parts Wanted" section of the classifieds.

Anyhow, 230mm drums? I have most of the hardware you need, brand new. I can take some pics tomorrow. Send me a PM if your interested.

Also $250? Nice steal.

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[Tyler Toth]

Eh I wasn't sure if this was a parts wanted because I'm just looking for information but thank you and yes I believe they're 230mm and yea it needs a whole lot of body work I don't know how to add pics from my phone but hey for 250 it runs and I can drive it just don't stop very well. And I literally need all hardware for the drum except the wheel cylinder

[pklym]

If you got the shoes from Autozone save time and return them now, they don't fit right.

[Tyler Toth]

Didn't plan on going through autozone...did plan on going through advanced auto or oreillys even car quest but maybe should second guess it

[GoFaSSter]

Where are you located?

[Tyler Toth]

Northwestindiana during the week and Chicago during the weekends

[GoFaSSter]

I am a little far away in Kali. It helps with parts needed, especially when they are heavy.

[Tyler Toth]

Yea I know I'm going to be spending a lot of money on shipping ha also the reason the body needs so much love

[M3M3]

Just contact Steve at www.blunttech.com.

Great parts source.

Agree..Do not get crap brake shoes at chain auto parts stores.

[KFunk]

Yeah, Steve at Bluntteach recently got me new rear brake springs.  He's the best to contact for these kind of things.

 

This is what he recently quoted me for the rear brake springs:

"74 non tii

 

34213061717 x2   12.77 ea

34213660185 x2   2.96 ea"

 

I'm sure other part numbers could be looked up at realoem.com, or just bug Steve about them.

 

The problem with the parts store shoes that I got is that there's no spacer between the e-brake lever and the shoe, so the one spring has nowhere to sit.  If you have a spacer between the shoe and lever, then you should be OK for the most part.

[Tyler Toth]

Thank you very much! I was on the phone with bmw but didn't have the vin# present and really don't care to use them so thank you!

[Tyler Toth]

i might need more than just those two part numbers hah I pulled the drum off to literally nothing but the backing plate and a wheel cylinder no shoes or hardware at all. I don't have the vin# currently I'm at work but thanks for the help!

[Stevenc22]

Rogers tii has all the components you need

 

http://www.rogerstii.com/brakes-21/

[Stevenc22]

You could also do a big brake conversion which are complete plug and play kits.

 

http://www.iemotorsport.com/bmw/2002-brake-kits/02bbk06.html