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Started by Moparmade, February 24, 2023, 09:18:16 PM

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Moparmade

Looking for a pair of rear wheel cylinder s
For 10 -11 drums .  The part number is 3420997 with casting number 3461776.

440ehigh

I might have some used ones that would need to be sleeved. I would have to check the casting number on them to make sure. I know you have have been looking for nos parts so I don't know if you want something used that needs sleeved. NOS ones come around sometimes.

Moparmade

Thanks for the offer I have some too
I may have to go that route but just see
If there some new ones out there .


Moparmade


Moparmade


FSHTAIL

Just grab some from Napa and call it good, you're just gambling with New Old stock stuff at their age.      Why chance it?
Nobody can see that you have original wheel cylinders while you're driving it.
1973 BS23H Cuda' 340/TKX 5 speed (70 AAR clone-ish)

Moparmade

I hear ya that could work but I'll know there
Not right .


JH27N0B

The part number ends in "1776".  That's the spirit!  :unitedstates:
I have a wheel cylinder I "borrowed" from the sample shelf of the brake company I worked at years ago that has casting 3461777 on it.  What does that fit?  Were WCs for either side, or different part right and left?  I'm guessing they are universal right and left, but it's been awhile since I paid attention.

Moparmade

Here's a pic off the net what they look like and I believe
They fit both sides

JH27N0B

These might be looking into if you want to media blast off the yellow paint.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/266143949471
A guy listed a NOS pair on for B bodies only last summer but they show sold.
I should go take my wheels and drums off my two '70s and see what WCs I have, but I'm too lazy...

Moparmade

Thanks for rhe heads up I'll have to take a
Look .
Thats where the pic came from
Haha just drive it


anlauto

I hope your plan includes having them rebuilt. I wouldn't trust 50 year old brake parts  :alan2cents:
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FSHTAIL

Quote from: anlauto on March 04, 2023, 03:22:34 PM
I hope your plan includes having them rebuilt. I wouldn't trust 50 year old brake parts  :alan2cents:

That's what a smart person would do, I hope that's the plan. 
1973 BS23H Cuda' 340/TKX 5 speed (70 AAR clone-ish)

torredcuda

Quote from: FSHTAIL on March 03, 2023, 02:49:50 AM
Just grab some from Napa and call it good, you're just gambling with New Old stock stuff at their age.      Why chance it?
Nobody can see that you have original wheel cylinders while you're driving it.

You might get lucky and find some good quality ones but most of them are made overseas now and are JUNK. Last set I bought wouldn`t fit the opening as the casting shape was way off.
Jeff   `72 Barracuda 340/4spd
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FSHTAIL

Quote from: torredcuda on March 06, 2023, 03:39:45 AM
Quote from: FSHTAIL on March 03, 2023, 02:49:50 AM
Just grab some from Napa and call it good, you're just gambling with New Old stock stuff at their age.      Why chance it?
Nobody can see that you have original wheel cylinders while you're driving it.

You might get lucky and find some good quality ones but most of them are made overseas now and are JUNK. Last set I bought wouldn`t fit the opening as the casting shape was way off.

Napa seems to be the only place that carries the wheel cylinders that actually fit, even the casting looks the same to me minus the part numbers) then when I took out of an original 1973 car.
1973 BS23H Cuda' 340/TKX 5 speed (70 AAR clone-ish)