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turns out the front drums on my 65 6cyl were both badly distored. i got brand new drums. i am having trouble getting the hubs to "seat" in them. i thought i would just cinch them in with the lug nuts but this isn't working so hot. do the hubs have to be pressed into the drums? thanks
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Yes, drums must be pressed onto the hubs. Brake Buildup

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Thanks. I though I could maybe get by cinching them in with the lugs, but it didn't work. Now I know it wasn't supposed to work. Back to CBX.
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