I have found that aftermarket rear brake shoe kits don't work very well because of the auto adjusters. They tend to tighten up and drag unless the shoe machining and hardware holding them on is precise.1-10-20 Update - Fixed Rear Brakes
Fixed the rear brakes on the 4Runner but the vibration still persists. The error I made on the rear brakes was on the driver side rear. Inspecting the shoes, it looks like the left side was basically pressed against the drum at all times and the right side wasn't touching at all. They were completely out of adjustment. Which is odd because I did the same adjustment method on the passenger side axle as i did on the driver side. Passenger side was perfect.
Anyway, Brakes are dialed in, e-brake works flawlessly and all is well. I still have a nasty vibration in the rear end for some reason. I'm beginning to think that it still could be the driveshaft. The vibration is only prominent on deceleration, which leads me to believe that it's definitely the driveshaft
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