Do I need parking brake strut for drum brakes?

[Hutch998]

I'm making an attempt on redoing my drum brakes. I tore both sides out early this summer, and am just now getting around to putting them back in. I threw everything away and am paying for it now (literally). I need to know if I need the parking brake strut and spring? Its the flat bar that connects the shoes just under the wheel cylinder.

[Irish_Alley]

should be in the brake hardware kit

the "all in one kit"
http://www.autozone.com/brakes-and-traction-control/brake-drum-all-in-one-kit-rear/duralast-brake-drum-all-in-one-kit-rear/chevrolet/k20-3-4-ton-p-u-4wd/1986/8-cylinders-m-5-7l-4bl/34488_72206_5153/?checkfit=true
which isnt all in one

then the "self adjusting kit"
http://www.autozone.com/brakes-and-traction-control/brake-drum-self-adjusting-kit-rear/duralast-brake-drum-self-adjusting-kit-rear/chevrolet/k20-3-4-ton-p-u-4wd/1986/8-cylinders-m-5-7l-4bl/1518_72206_5913/?checkfit=true

[bd]

You will need the strut bars and springs for the e-brake to function.  Left and right sides use the same part number:  Dorman 21147 for 11.15" brakes; 21152 for 13" brakes.

[Irish_Alley]

You will need the strut bars and springs for the e-brake to function.  Left and right sides use the same part number:  Dorman 21147 for 11.15" brakes; 21152 for 13" brakes.

thats it. knew i was forgetting one