Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0298-00

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$54.99
MPN: 1901-0298-00
UPC: 190920141676
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0298-00
Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0298-00
$54.99

Bring dependable rear drum braking back to your classic bus with the Dynamic Friction Drum Brake Shoe Set 1901-0298-00. These premium service shoes install as a direct-fit rear replacement for the 1963-1970 Volkswagen Transporter — see the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level details. Each shoe carries a semi-metallic friction lining that presses outward against the inside of the brake drum to slow the wheel.

  • 100% new carbon steel: the shoes are dipped in a high-temp anti-rust black paint for corrosion resistance.
  • Semi-metallic lining: bonded or riveted per OE specifications, with glue lining and treatment for solid friction-material-to-steel bonding.
  • Precision arc-ground: the lining is arc-ground for proper shoe-to-drum fitment.
  • Field- and lab-tested for consistent, reliable service.

Attachment hardware such as levers and pins is included where applicable to the application. If worn, glazed, or contaminated rear shoes are behind squealing, reduced braking, or a low pedal, a fresh set addresses that wear. For even, balanced braking, service the shoes on both sides together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle do these brake shoes fit?

They are a rear drum brake shoe set for the 1963-1970 Volkswagen Transporter. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the correct fitment for your vehicle.

What is the friction material?

The lining is semi-metallic, and it is bonded or riveted to the carbon steel shoes per OE specifications.

Is mounting hardware included?

Attachment hardware such as levers and pins is included where applicable to the specific application.

Should I replace both sides at the same time?

For even, balanced braking it is best to service the shoes on both sides of the axle together rather than one side alone.

What are the signs my brake shoes need replacing?

Squealing, reduced braking, a lower pedal, or scoring visible when the drum is removed can point to worn shoes. Diagnose the cause before replacing.