Ok, I bought shoes from napa. the two shoes that were marked secondary left/right were short and a long pad. My understanding was that both secondaries should be the longer pad and the primary(front) pad should be shorter. If i follow the markings they gave me, then the driver side would have two shoes with long pads, and the passenger side would have both shoes with short pads. Am I wrong or did the napa reman screw up??
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-Pro Comp "Holley Red style" electric fuel pump
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well the primary is larger and secondary is smaller they are messed up for what you see it is one big one small per wheel if not the right will brake better than left
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Is the larger one supposed to be on the back side or the front side of the hub?
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7.3 IDI F-350 4x4 1990
-Custom: '92 interior; Banks Y Pipe, Flowmaster muffler and Dual 4.25" Stacks
-Reman'd: Heavy Duty E4OD and Billet Converter; Transfer Case; Water pump; Power Steering pump
-New: Brakes; Engine seals and oil pan; Oil pump; RUST-FREE Cab and Bed
-Pro Comp "Holley Red style" electric fuel pump
-3" Body Lift
-Fresh under coating on frame No more face full of rust under the truck!!
-16x10 Eagle Alloy 186 with 33's
-8ft snow plow
-Soon to come-
Mid 80's front clip
Matching fender flares
Black paint job with chrome trim (fender flares, grill, bed runners, wheels, exhaust stacks, windshield trim, bumper)
2.5" leveling kit
4.6l Mustang GT 1997
-Custom side exhaust (no mufflers, Ford Racing Exhaust tips
-Aftermarket stereo (Alpine headunit; JL Component Speakers; JL 300x2 Amp; JL 10" W7 Sub; JL 500x1 Amp)
i think front not sure usualy the front does more braking so id think front ill look at my truck if i can tomorrow for you
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Stang..... I emailed you the picture. The small shoe goes to the front and large to the rear......
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Thanks for the pic! I installed them just as it shows in that pic. Thanks for the reassurance. I never really expected remans to have incorrect labels on them.
Thanks all
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7.3 IDI F-350 4x4 1990
-Custom: '92 interior; Banks Y Pipe, Flowmaster muffler and Dual 4.25" Stacks
-Reman'd: Heavy Duty E4OD and Billet Converter; Transfer Case; Water pump; Power Steering pump
-New: Brakes; Engine seals and oil pan; Oil pump; RUST-FREE Cab and Bed
-Pro Comp "Holley Red style" electric fuel pump
-3" Body Lift
-Fresh under coating on frame No more face full of rust under the truck!!
-16x10 Eagle Alloy 186 with 33's
-8ft snow plow
-Soon to come-
Mid 80's front clip
Matching fender flares
Black paint job with chrome trim (fender flares, grill, bed runners, wheels, exhaust stacks, windshield trim, bumper)
2.5" leveling kit
4.6l Mustang GT 1997
-Custom side exhaust (no mufflers, Ford Racing Exhaust tips
-Aftermarket stereo (Alpine headunit; JL Component Speakers; JL 300x2 Amp; JL 10" W7 Sub; JL 500x1 Amp)
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> well the primary is larger and secondary is smaller they are messed up....
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Absolutely wrong, the primary shoe is smaller and the secondary is the larger shoe. The primary shoe always goes on the front of the backing plate, the secondary to the rear.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> usualy the front does more braking </div></div>
Wrong again, the rear shoe always does more braking on any brake system.
ok i mentioned before that i was not sure but i do rember that each wheel had a large and small shoe
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Short brake shoe is mounted toward the front of the vehicle.. longer shoe is on the back...both sides..
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 88beast</div><div class="ubbcode-body">ok i mentioned before that i was not sure but i do rember that each wheel had a large and small shoe </div></div>
Just remember it's a forward energizing brake system. The tops of the pads get pushed toward the drum by the wheel cylinder. This causes the front smaller pad to get pushed around by the drum to then engage the bottom of the rear pad. So the front pad is shorter because the bottom of it would never even really wear if it were there. When the vehicle is driven in reverse the opposite happens and that's how the the self adjuster thing is adjusted.
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88 F-250 body,550 rear frame setup, 7.3 idi, 3:73 dana 80 rear, srw, dana 50 front, heavy duty leaf springs, back up camera, 20$ wallyworld fog lamps, class 5 bumper hitch welded to frame and gusseted, 32" steering tires all around, ac power converter,jeep bucket seats, deezee runningboards (cab only),cobra 29 cb w/ 102" whip, 2 trucklight worklights on front stake pocket each side,high lift jack behind seat, toolbox for the junk, visor, running lights, 6600 lbs with all my junk
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