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PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear (67-81 Firebird w/ Rear Drum Brakes)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes With Hardware
      • Rear Drum Brake Shoe Set
      • Complete Brake Shoe Kit With Spring And Hold-Down Hardware
      • Semi-Metallic Friction Formula For Reliable Braking Performance
      • Precision Cam-Ground For Proper Drum Fitment
      • Post-Cured Friction Material For Faster Break-In
      • Chamfered Edges Help Reduce Noise And Chatter
      • 100% Asbestos-Free Construction
      • Copper-Free Brake Shoe Material
      • New Steel Construction With Rust-Resistant Coating
      • Direct-Fit Replacement Design
      • Two-Hour Installation
      • Ninety-Day / 3,000-Mile Warranty
      • Fits 1967-1981 Firebird Models With Rear Drum Brakes

      Description

      Complete Rear Drum Brake Restoration Solution. PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear is designed to restore dependable rear drum brake performance by combining high-quality brake shoes with the necessary hardware components. This complete replacement package helps simplify brake service while improving braking consistency and reliability for classic Firebird models.

      Includes Brake Shoes And Matching Hardware. PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear provides the essential components needed for a thorough rear drum brake refresh. Including matched hardware helps ensure proper installation, reduces the need to reuse worn parts, and supports reliable brake system operation.

      Reliable Friction Performance For Daily Driving. PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear features friction materials engineered to deliver consistent stopping power and dependable performance. The brake shoes help provide smooth braking response while maintaining reliable operation during everyday driving conditions.

      Durable Construction For Long-Lasting Service. PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear is manufactured with quality materials designed to withstand repeated braking cycles, heat, and normal wear. Its durable construction helps provide extended service life and dependable rear brake performance over time.

      Helps Restore Factory-Style Brake Function. PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear is an excellent choice for replacing worn rear drum brake components during maintenance or restoration projects. It helps bring back proper brake engagement, consistent operation, and confidence behind the wheel.

      Installation. Putting this PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear on your vehicle takes 2 hours to install.

      Warranty. There is a 90-day/3,000-mile warranty on this product.

      Application. The PowerStop Autospecialty Drum Brake Shoes with Hardware; Rear fits 1967-1981 Firebird models with Rear Drum Brakes.

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      Installation Time

      (approx) 2 Hours

      Difficulty Level:

      Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.

      Installation Guides

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      What's in the Box

      • (1) Set Of Rear Drum Brake Shoes
      • (1) Spring And Hold-Down Hardware Kit
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