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are these NOS OE brake drums?

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Old 07-06-13 | 03:18 AM
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are these NOS OE brake drums?

Ive been gathering up some old parts to sell that I dont need anymore and I found some new SA brake drums I bought maybe 8 years ago (I forget where) and never used. The boxes they were in were very generic, no brand/name or anything, just a few numbers here and there. Ive googled the part # on cast on the drum as well as the sticker, and both come up as mazda part #'s. but im not sure if any aftermarket suppliers also use the same mazda #'s

heres a pic of the drum

Old 07-06-13 | 10:13 AM
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if we're playing dealership, in order to qualify as a Mazda part it needs the blue Mazda sticker.

also i'm under the impression that the drums got painted black, and if so they would come painted new
Old 07-06-13 | 01:36 PM
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Yeah, no mazda sticker or marking on boxes or drums and they were already compltely painted black/dark brown,inside and out (I think as an anti rust thing) what's the likelyhood of a separate/aftermarket manufactuer in japan, that made mazda drums with the original mazda part # cast into them?
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