Bring worn drum brakes back to a firm, quiet stop with the Dynamic Friction Drum Brake Shoe Set 1901-0581-00. These premium service shoes are a direct-fit replacement for a broad range of classic Ford, Mercury, Dodge, Plymouth and American Motors applications — including the 1967-1973 Ford Mustang, 1966-1975 Ford Bronco, 1962-1968 Plymouth Belvedere and 1960-1972 American Motors Ambassador — and cover both front and rear drum positions depending on the vehicle. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full fitment list.
Each set is field- and lab-tested for dependable, everyday service. If worn or contaminated shoes are behind poor braking, grabbing, or a scraping noise from the drums, replacing them puts fresh friction material back against the drum surface. Drum shoes wear as a set — replace both sides on the same axle together for even, balanced braking.
What is included in this drum brake shoe set?
You get a matched set of premium semi-metallic drum brake shoes, with attachment hardware (levers and pins) included where applicable.
What friction material do these shoes use?
The shoes use semi-metallic friction material, bonded or riveted to 100% new carbon steel per OE specifications, with a glue lining and treatment to support the friction-material-to-steel bond.
Does this set fit front or rear brakes?
The catalog lists both front and rear positions, so the correct location depends on your vehicle. Check the Buyer's Guide tab against your year, make and model.
Should I replace both sides at once?
Yes. Brake shoes wear together, so replacing both sides on the same axle at the same time helps keep braking even and balanced.
What are signs my drum brake shoes need replacing?
Reduced braking, a scraping or grinding noise from the drums, grabbing, or pulling can point to worn or contaminated shoes. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
