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  1. 07-22-2005 02:02 PM #1
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    Question Stopping a Ford

     



    Will 46-48 Ford hubs work with 40 Ford drums? How come 46-48 front drums have one hub on the outside of the drum and the other is inside? Is there a site that shows 40-48 Ford front brakes? thanks in advance.
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    The drums are generally interchangable if you stay within front or rear hub mount style. The front mounted hub drums have a larger center hole than the rear mounts.
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