kevinb

I have a 2000 4R with 16" wheels. The tag on the door says 15" wheels so I'm guessing it was a dealer option. I also have the factory painted wheel arches. I replaced the rear shoes and have been having an issue with a slow release on one of the drum cylinders. I think I finally have everything back together correct but under hard braking I can tell that one of the rear wheels is not releasing quick enough. It starts to vibrate even after letting off the brake. Also when at a stand still and press hard on the brakes, it takes a half second to fully release. I had a spring on wrong which was causing dragging and the shakes, but I have since corrected that. My question is there are two models of brake cylinders, one is a 1" bore and the other is 15/16" bore which depends on size wheels. How can I know if the brake componants were made for a 15" vs 16" SR5? If the tag on the door said 16" I'd feel more comfortable. I did replace the front pads and rotors and used the 16" reference without issues so I'm leaning toward the 16" hardware. Just want more of a warm fuzzy feeling I'm getting the right hardware without pulling everything off for the 3rd time.

TIA,
Kevin
Atlanta

rworegon

You'll probably will not know until you tear it down as to what components were used.
Order 2 of each and return the ones you do not use, I suppose. Maybe someone knows more on this than I do.

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