🔥 Raybestos 9328R Professional Grade Brake Drum: Superior Performance for Optimal Braking Efficiency Review

Made in China to fit 1990 Toyota pickup 4WD rear brakes. The finish is shiny steel, not painted black as shown in the picture.

I fitted these to my 2001 Toyota 4Runner. They fit, but rusted when installed. If I had to do it all over again I wouldn't change the drums because I overdid buying all new parts. I will post photos soon.

Got this for my 2002 Tama. They work great once set up. They come with some sort of profile to prevent them from rusting in the box. So rinse them out with brake cleaner or the first few stops are really slippery. it seems that they will last for a long time. They shorten my braking distance to the level I had when I left the factory line.

I installed a pair of these on my 01 Tacoma Double Cab with new OEM pads. The drums were either not round or had a high point on them. I called Raybestos support and they told me it was not their problem as I bought them through Revain! I rotated them and they are fine but it added to the cost. Never again, I should have gotten Toyota parts straight away.

I bought these drums and immediately there was a rear pulsation when braking. They were so out of round that the basketball could bounce off the cockpit when braking, which was very dangerous. This product must be removed due to dangers of driving. Buyers be careful. After turning around to try to make them "ROUND AND TRUE" they were too flimsy to use directly in the trash, which was a $100 waste.

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