How are year one 10" brake Drums?

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I bought mine at autozone a couple of years ago and iv'e had no problem with them. I think around 40 bucks a piece, but year one would probably charge 20 a piece to ship em. I know autozone has a lot of cheap stuff, but they probably came off the same china boat as year one. at least you can go look at them at az. dave.
 
I agree. Year One is a re-seller of other companies parts. They can be very expensive, especially their shipping so buy from the actual suppliers anytime you can.
 
I would like to find the kind with grooves in the lug stud holes!... Autozone only got one size of 10" & its not the right size of 10" & they don't have no more of the other 10", but yet its steel listed on their web site!.. Advance don't have them no more when I went & ask, so looks like shopping online or Napa!
 
hoop said:
I would like to find the kind with grooves in the lug stud holes!... Autozone only got one size of 10" & its not the right size of 10" & they don't have no more of the other 10", but yet its steel listed on their web site!.. Advance don't have them no more when I went & ask, so looks like shopping online or Napa!
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How about posting a picture of what you are looking for. It sounds like you are talking about the 73 up drums and I think they are different than your 72 drums.
 
I too just looked at auto zone advance online and called the store... what a joke!!!
year one... don't get me started!!!! LOL
 
hoop said:
I would like to find the kind with grooves in the lug stud holes!...
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Explain, please.........you don't need "grooves in the lug stud holes" that I've ever seen.
 
I wish I could find one with grooves, because other don't fit all the way over the log bolt stud & the holes just mash out more over time! So what brand might would have that!... yell I was hoping yearone would have ones that have groove holes & Mopar symbol stamped on it wear they have other stuff that looks like stock, but don't seem that way!
 

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hoop said:
I wish I could find one with grooves, because other don't fit all the way over the log bolt stud & the holes just mash out more over time! So what brand might would have that!... yell I was hoping yearone would have ones that have groove holes & Mopar symbol stamped on it wear they have other stuff that looks like stock, but don't seem that way!
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From your picture the grooves you are talking about is where the drum & studs were swedged together. They don't make them with the grooves. Read here and see picture on post 14

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=197473&highlight=swedged
 
^^All you need to do "if necessary" is ream the holes out. Make sure the studs are not swedged / swadged that is mushroomed like a rivet.

Studs do NOT need to fit tightly into the holes in a drum. The only thing which centers a drum is the center hole.
 
Another option is to take a die grinder, Dremel or a file and grind down the swedged edges on the studs. Another option is to replace the studs but you may still have to grind down the swedged edges.
 
I got one drum deff, on the other side, Had a drum with a deep groove inside of it, got one from advance about 11 years ago when I was a teen & had no money for 2 drums, but got it to brake even, its done fine a long time, but now I got prob. & I think the stud holes in the drum that douse not have grooves may be the prob. because the holes have mash out more over the years.
I may see if I can find a good used set of stock drums & just have them turned, if I do need drums!
 
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