I've gotten my 1966 A65 Lightning to the point of registering it with the California DMV. It"s been a long process due to collecting parts and paperwork to get it to this point. Right now I've got a major hurdle. Due to it's having been a salvage vehicle (then put on non-operation over 20 years ago) I need to get a Vehicle Safety Systems Inspection. The problem is to get it done I need the OEM maximum wear specification for the brake drums. I've got the digital copy of the factory workshop manual that doesn't specify other than 8" front and &" rear drums. Would a Haynes or Clymer manual have such a spec? Has anyone run into this issue? California started this inspection program in June of 2024, so it's relatively new.
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Thanks to the computer age they have to submit the inspection on a computerized form which will not let them complete it without a specification, so paperwork for new drums would not help.Originally posted by hacksaw01 View Postthen the inspectors cant know if the drums are out of spec. there would have to be a standard industry spec. although dunno how that could even be applied. worst case is buy new drums and show paper work of purchase.
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Can you measure yours and give them that number as the spec? Sounds like it's only a box that needs checking, nothing serious in your case.AMCA #41287
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