B20 6th series front brake linings

[Tony Stephens]

Any specific recommendation for lining material for 6th series B20 front brake shoes (fitted to a 4th series car as it happens)?

Many thanks

[Tony Stephens]

I looked back and saw your recommendations, Chris Gawne. Thanks, I have passed all this on to expedite the relining. I have used your favourite brake lining people myself in the past, and been happy.

[chriswgawne]

Never had any problems with 3921F material from Industrial Brakes, Wolverhampton Tony. I was about to respond when I saw your second post.
I usually ask for glue AND rivets by the way ( being from the school of Belts and braces!).
Chris

[brian]

Not B20 but B10. William Corke had used Wolverhampton for his B10 brakes and they used D3920 for his and so I used the same. Very good company to deal with. The thickness he used was 5.0mm and was just a little too thick but when asked they could do this with 4.7mm and this has worked perfectly without any tweaking. what the difference between 3921F and D3920 is I have no idea!

[impaw]

Never had any problems with 3921F material from Industrial Brakes, Wolverhampton Tony. I was about to respond when I saw your second post.
I usually ask for glue AND rivets by the way ( being from the school of Belts and braces!).
Chris

Chris, do you glue it yourself, or do you have professionals do it?
If you do it, what kind of glue do you use?

[chriswgawne]

I am a 'belts and braces' person Torstein ( an old English expression meaning to use BOTH methods if 2 are available) so I have my linings riveted and glued.
The only problem I ever had years ago was with glued linings which started to become detached.
Chris