Suzuki Club UK

This is my passenger side cylinder

Plus I can only fit these cylinders on my rear axle as these holes here are different one is round and one is oval

Take the shoe's n bits down your local motor factors and get them to match you up some new bits is your easiest bet.

Dont get them to search for parts using the registration as theyll get you the wrong bits.

One thing I would suggest as you got the shoes off is puting a tack weld on the halfshaft plates to stop the bolts spining. Otherwise
When you come to change the wheel bearing s in the future youll be cursing when the flipping bolts keep spinning.


If you do want to change the back plate in the future I have some from a Spanish sami. You can have for postage.

I tried Kevin coopers or motor parts direct and there prices was way high compared to eBay but that was for jap brakes but I want Spanish

I I.might go up there again with the part number that darrell has and see what they have

My back plates revoke just needs a little bend here is a pic chears anyway

Chears darrell

Right I have got my cylinders sorted just got to order some

What shoes do I need ( I'm only 17 please forgive me I don't want to get the wrong ones )

And also darrell u posted 2 pics on the 1st page of all of the brake shoes and cylinders with prices what website is that as I have been looking for the last hour but can't find it

http://www.brakesint.co.uk/

I'll give you a clue

Just going to order them on the site u gave me darrell
Just 2 questions

Does the shoes come as a axle set or is it just the passenger side or drivers side

Do I buy 2 of the cylinders as it says each

Your gonna hate me if anything is wrong


Yes buy 2 cylinders
The shoes come as a set of 4

Darrell wrote:Your gonna hate me if anything is wrong

well gotta blame someone

Just ordered it came to 43 quid not bad it should be here before 18.30 Tuesday

That means I can crack on and do other stuff and stop worrying about my.brakes

Are you going to get the missing self adjuster parts or just adjust the shoes up the best you can before you fit the drum.