Are these the 11'' backing plates I need

I saw these on Ebay today and wanted to know if they are what I need for my 62 CJ-5.

11'' Backing Plates

 

Yup. You will need to drill two holes in each backing plate, the two top ones, but no biggie. Nickmil.

 

2 down 2 to go. Thats if I win these

 

http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i...71_1_2___dana_30.htm/?o=&st=backing plate&sy=

I used ford bronco backing plates from this site. The ford backing plates fit perfectly. You only need to drill the drain hole in the bottom.

 

I used 72 Waggy backing plates. They fit perfectly with no drilling or other modification.

Somewhere I heard that the 11" brakes from a 1972 CJ5 would work. I checked a Hollander manual at a junkyard and found the following drum brakes interchanged with 72 CJ5 brakes:

72-73 CJ, DJ series drum only, front
72-73 CJ, DJ series, rear
72-73 Jeepster, drum only, front
72-73 Station Wagon, drum only, front
72-73 Station Wagon, rear
72-73 Truck, 11" rear
74 CJ series, welded, rear


tommy b

 

looks like you only need to redrill the top 2 holes IF you use the tapered axles.

 

Here's some for the front;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4612250555

 

Those new ones are not too bad considering what you would have to put into each for time+money. 8)

 

Will these bronco plates fit the Dana 25 front also?
Do you have to get ford brake parts, etc. to finish them?
Thanks,
Brad

 

Don't forget to pick these up;
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1974-1978-Jeep-CJ-new-11-brake-drum-front-or-rear_W0QQitemZ8004011424QQcategoryZ33565QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

they fit my 27 like a glove. I used the bronco hardware with the jeep drum due to clearence issues.

edit: forgot I used the NON-finned drums as well.