As I mentioned before, it's best to start a new thread with new questions, Pied.
Later TR2 through early TR3A were fitted with 10" drums as standard, but AFAIK they were never optional. However, the 10" rear brakes from a late TR3 or early 3A are a bolt-on to later cars, so someone may have changed yours. Or, since the change to 9" happened fairly late in 1959, it's possible your car was made before the change, but registered as a 1960. My "59" was made in late 58, and the "56" was registered as a 57.
The calibration number on the face of the speedo is a clue to the original axle ratio. The 3.70 axle takes a calibration number around 1180 (several variations); while the 4.10 takes a calibration number around 1320.
The TR3 'performance' axle had 10 teeth on the pinion and 41 on the ring gear, making it a true 4.10.