'72 drum brake springs
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'72 drum brake springs
Hello all.Just wondered,is it normal for the brake springs to hook over the top of the lug on the passenger side brakes,and hook under the lug on the driver's side drum brakes?Thanks all.
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Re: '72 drum brake springs
I was curious myself because of all the pictures on the internet. However, it is normal. You use the same springs for each side. The difference is because you use the opposite side for each backing plate. See below:

Under on the driver's side and over on the passenger side. You are good to go.

Under on the driver's side and over on the passenger side. You are good to go.
JWW
1967 F100 Ranger, Auto, 240ci
2004 F150 Crew Cab
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1967 F100 Ranger, Auto, 240ci
2004 F150 Crew Cab
My project: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... &sk=t&sd=a
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Re: '72 drum brake springs
Thanks,JWW. Even my dad,who has restored a few older Fords,wasn't sure about this.I was afraid that I had two of the same spring kits.Thanks again!