ZacSquatch
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- Fairbanks, AK
Dana 35 is 9" and 8.25 is 10" right?
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Drum brake shoe's
- Thread starter ZacSquatch
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MoparRobbie
NAXJA Forum User
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- Ontario
D35 is 9" D44 is 10 " along with the ChryCo 8.25
I *think* Don't quote me. Im fairly sure though,.
I *think* Don't quote me. Im fairly sure though,.
MoparManiac
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- Amherst, NH
my '91 8.25 has 9"
my friends '87 d35 had 10"
my '90 parts jeeps d35 had 9"
my friends '87 d35 had 10"
my '90 parts jeeps d35 had 9"
jeepnuts311
NAXJA Forum User
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- Atlanta, Georgia
the non c-clip 35s had 10" brakes.
-Tim
-Tim
OLAK
NAXJA Forum User
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- Vancouver Island BC
above is right. cherokee d44 also has 10" but they are wider
Matthew Currie
NAXJA Member #760
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- Vermont, land of big clay
I know that the 93 with D35 has 9 inch.
ren
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- frenchburg, ky
5 models (XJ's and MJ's [have a sixth, but the rear end is now disc]), 2 different size of brake shoes. After looking at this mess, I noticed that it seems that 1) IF your brake drums have fins, then you have the longer, thinner shoes. 2) smooth drums equals wider shoes and 3) Jeep used whatever was on the rack at the time at the factory. The brakes (complete) WILL enter-change from axle to axle, e.g. D35 to Chrysler 81/4. Wheel cylinders seem to be the same, regardless of shoe size.
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- Coshocton, OH
IIRC my 8.25 is 9". It might have somthing to do with the curb weight as far as what got what. That is my best guess.
