Sentences with phrase «rear drums worked»

Braking: Power - assisted front discs and rear drums worked fine, but took a heavy foot for quick stops from speeds of 45 mph or so.

Not exact matches

Drum brakes are cheaper to manufacture than disc brakes, because there are fewer moving parts and because in the rear the parking brake (which often works by a drum - and - shoe mechanism even on four - wheel - disc - equipped cars) can share a drum with the «regular» brakes.
A few weeks ago I heard a horrible sound when driving my 2000 Ford Ranger (V6, 4.0 L, front disc rear drum) into work and when I parked my truck, I touched the left rear wheel and found that it was scaldingly hot.
Despite the lighter components, the car still weighs just over 3,000 pounds, so some stopping power was added in the form of four - piston, 12 - inch Wilwood disc brakes with race pads in the front, while the rear retained the original 10 1/2» drums all being worked by a manual dual pot master cylinder.
Although the anti-lock system works smoothly, the front disc / rear drum brakes don't inspire confidence in hard braking.
302 V8 (less than 100 miles on rebuilt), 3 speed manual transmission (on the floor), power steering, front disc brakes — rear drum brakes, AM radio with 8 track (not working), bucket seats with center console, original leather interior, tinted glass, dual Flowmaster exhaust, stock wheels with correct hubcaps, RWD, spare tire, tire iron and jack, and owner's manual.
Even though the front disc / rear drum anti-lock brakes worked well, I feel rear discs and a sportier suspension system should be made optional on this car.
We're working with a small - block ’68 Camaro sporting power front disc brakes with rear drums as a chaser and a bone stock suspension.
As far as the braking is concerned, its front wheels have been fitted with disc brakes and the rear ones have drum brakes, which work efficiently in all weather conditions.
This 1979 Ford Ranchero comes equipped with — 351 V8, automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes — rear drum brakes, power windows, A / C (not working), AM / FM radio with cassette player, bench seat with fold down arm rest, single exhaust, stock wheels with beauty rings and covers, new rear tires, shocks and calipers.
This 1974 Chevrolet C - 10 Pickup has a automatic transmission (Rebuilt), 350 V8 engine (rebuilt), matching number truck, power steering, power brakes (new) front disc drum rear, new master cylinder, new oversized A / C & heat unit, new duct work, new battery, new fuel pump, new dash airflow vents, new vinyl beach seat, new carpet, new dash speakers, new dash pad, some new gauges & dash bezel, new rear mail seal, new transmission seals, mount & modulator, new paint, sliding rear window, 5 new tires on stock wheels, new dual exhaust, and this is a three owner vehicle.
The power front disc / rear drum brakes work well, but you really have to press the pedal hard to engage the anti-lock system.
Rear drum brakes and locked transmission compartment make those jobs a little bit more difficult to work on personally.
The power front disc / rear drum anti-lock brakes worked well.
This 1951 Studebaker Champion Starlight Coupe comes equipped with — 170 straight 6 85hp, 3 speed manual transmission with overdrive, column mounted gearshift, original 6 volt system, drum brakes, AM radio (not working), original 3 spoke steering wheel, bench seat, cloth interior, single exhaust, steel wheels with covers, white wall tires, fender skirts, ooga horn, rear seat has storage compartments, wrap around rear window, and floor starter.
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