Thanks for the info guys. I actually have the OEM shoe kit that comes with springs, but I was wondering about the drum itself. By the looks of it, it is so grooved that there is no since putting new shoes in there without a new drum first. I am not sure if it can be turned. Anyone know the part number for the drum itself?
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Can anyone confirm the Yamaha part number for the rear drum? I believe it is 5V7-2511E-00-35, but am unsure based on the online parts diagrams. My 2003 looks like it has a groove too deep to be turned, and so will have to be replaced. Anything else I should change out or check while I am in there, besides shoes and springs? Should I be going with OEM parts for the rear brakes, or is their something aftermarket that is better?
Thanks for any tips you can give me.
Bert
Thanks for any tips you can give me.
Bert
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Thanks for the help Qwerty, exactly what I needed!
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