DRUM BRAKES VW BEETLE MANX DUNE BUGGY HOW TO DISC

[@calvynvandenberg6943]

Excellent video tutorial. Thank you!

[@crowman5936]

I just found you on KZbin and have to say that no one I've seen is as methodical as you are. You truly are the old school Motorhead. I've already have seen little things that you do that will improve my dune. Please keep them coming.

[@milomanx6531]

I am from eastern Pennsylvania with a German/Dutch heritage. I do things the right way and research them. Besides, You can always do faster work if you take your time and do it right the first time.

[@chrisskulina5224]

Great video! You know your shit! I was going to convert to disc but you convinced me that i don't need to. Dug the out takes funny

[@milomanx6531]

Glad to hear the information is appreciated.

[@heidiaffleck9252]

Great videos. Very thorough and informative! Thanks for sharing your great videos.

[@williamstones1773]

Great video an no BS, so refreshing and informative all at the same time! Thanks!

[@milomanx6531]

William Thanks for your comment. I put so much time and thought into my videos, it's great to have it appreciated.

[@jimbotdorf7656]

Really enjoy your videos as I am wanting to do my first vw of any kind a dune buggy manx style a real one if I can find one !

[@milomanx6531]

A real Meyers Manx is hard to find. Everyone calls their's a Manx or Manx style. Learn the differences between body styles. Also, buy a factory service manual. You can learn more on my website: MEYERSMANXFORSALE.COM

[@MrGarcon98]

well funny i just did my rear brakes and guess what ? of course my wheel cyl are out more than they should so the shoe like you showed is away from the baking plate some . i got them at o reillys auto new 25 bucks for the both . thanks great vid as usual love it . thanks for sharing

[@10mudpuppy]

Great video along with your others:).

[@milomanx6531]

Note: Backing plates are different for different shoe widths. The adjuster housings are in or out further to accommodate different shoe widths.

[@josephfriedrich9792]

milo, I remember reading that you are able to swap the thicker shoes where the thinner shoes were used. is this plausible as long as you swap the corresponding hardware aswell?(wheel cylinder,and longer pin) thanks!

[@milomanx6531]

Backing plate and drum too. This is an upgrade to give a little more braking capacity, but, it's hard to tell the difference. If you have the parts, go for it. Usually, the brakes need adjusting, blead out, or parts are mismatched, if you have a problem.

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[@MrGarcon98]

well go the new correct wheel cyl in , but i sure have a lot of slack in the emergency , there is play somewhere and before the shoe hits your arm lever is way up there ! fun fun fun LOL