brake issue

[mikepmcs]

My brakes(original drum) make a clicking sound in the left rear when I apply.  Took the wheel off it's all brand new.  Anyone got any suggestions.
thanks
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Mike

[71charger_fan]

Sounds like that can be very deceiving as to their origin. Have someone else ride with you in different seats to make sure of which corner of the car is causing the sound. Do you have wheel covers or hub caps? If so, take them off and try driving and braking without them. Check your shock absorber mountings. I had a rattle in a Camaro years ago that drove me nuts until I realized the free shock installation at Pep Boys was not worth what they charged.

[mikepmcs]

thanks, but it's definitely on the left rear when I brake.  No hubcaps. I have 10 spoke vectors. they do have the wheel adaptors but the wheels are tight I had just torqued them before the initial ride.
thanks for the response though.
v/r
Mike

[John_Kunkel]

A slightly out-of-round drum will often make the brake shoes click against the backing plate.

[Chryco Psycho]

could be a worn backing plate

[Plumcrazy]

Were the brake drums refinished?   
They may have run the cutting tip too fast and put a directional finish on them, I've even seen new drums like that.

If you can feel grooves when you run your fingernail from the inside to the outside of the drum that may be your problem.
I've smoothed them out with an angle die grinder using a 3M Scotch-Brite disk