Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0671-00

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$39.99
MPN: 1901-0671-00
UPC: 190920143212
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0671-00
Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set P/N:1901-0671-00
$39.99

Handle the friction duty at your vehicle's rear drum brakes with the Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Shoe Set (P/N 1901-0671-00), a rear-axle brake shoe set that installs as a direct-fit replacement on the 1993-1998 Nissan Altima. As part of the wheel's drum brake, these shoes press their friction lining outward against the inside of the brake drum to create the stopping force at the rear of the vehicle.

  • Semi-metallic friction material for the rear drum application.
  • 100% new carbon steel shoes dipped in a high-temp anti-rust corrosion black paint.
  • Bonded or riveted per OE specifications, with a glue lining and treatment to promote friction-material-to-steel bonding.
  • Precision arc-ground for close shoe-to-drum fit.
  • Attachment hardware (levers and pins) is included where applicable — confirm what your job requires.

This is a rear brake shoe set. For balanced braking, replace the shoes on both sides of the axle together and inspect the drums, springs, and hardware during service. Field and lab tested for consistent, long-lasting performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does this brake shoe set fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement set for the 1993-1998 Nissan Altima. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the exact application for your vehicle.

What position is this set for?

This is a rear drum brake shoe set, designed for the rear axle.

What friction material is used?

The shoes use a semi-metallic friction material, with the lining bonded or riveted to the steel shoe per OE specifications.

Is mounting hardware included?

Attachment hardware such as levers and pins is included where applicable. Confirm what your specific job requires and source any additional parts as needed.

Should I replace both sides at once?

Yes, it's best practice to replace the shoes on both sides of the axle together for even, balanced braking, and to inspect the drums, springs, and hardware during service.