High-Performance Aluminum Brake Drum for Ford Spindles - 12 x 2 Buick-Style Finned Drum Brake Hardware | Durable & Lightweight for Classic Car Restoration & Hot Rod Upgrades

Product Description

No machining required for installation, unlike original Compatible with Buick finned drums. Iconic 45-fin "Compatible with Buick" brake drum styling of the past. New aluminum castings with integrated steel brake shoe liner. Lighter weight than a traditional steel cast drum brake. CNC machined to clear 1937-1948Compatible with Ford brake 12”x2” drum brakes. Computer balanced for a smooth ride, no ugly stick on weights. Hub centric 5x5.5" wheel bolt pattern fits many popular wheel styles. Uniformly smooth cast surface is ideal for surface polishing if desired. Slips directly over our 1937-1948Compatible with Ford 12"x2" Bendix brake kit and earlyCompatible with Ford hubs. Available as part of a complete front brake drum, backing plate, and hub kit. Doesn’t fit most Kelsey Hayes orCompatible with Ford wire wheels due to the same issues as original Compatible with Buick drums. Get The Classic Looks of 45 Fin Compatible with Buick Brake Drums for YourCompatible with Ford Hot Rod with No Machining Required Preserving traditional hot rod styling and designs of the past is getting more difficult by the day. In the past, acquiring a set of finned Compatible with Buick aluminum brake drums for your traditionalCompatible with Ford hot rod required hours of rummaging through swap meets and some time on the lathe, machining them down to fit on your 1937-1948Compatible with Ford spindles - not any longer! Speedway Motors’ exclusive Compatible with Buick-style brake drum combines modern design and engineering with the classic 45-fin drum styling of the past. This is not a flimsy cover, but rather a high-quality recreation of the most effective brake drums ever produced. To overcome the inherent design flaws with drum brakes, Compatible with Buick introduced front aluminum brake drums across all models in 1958. Typical cast iron drum brakes build heat quickly and begin to fade