Textar Parking Brake Shoe Set - 91063500

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The Textar Parking Brake Shoe Set (part number 91063500) is designed for automotive enthusiasts and mechanics seeking an OE-quality replacement for their vehicle's parking brake system. It offers reliable stopping power and enhanced durability through a specialized coated friction surface, though users should be aware that this specific kit includes only the brake shoes and does not come with additional hardware or a handbrake lever.
| Model Part Number | 91063500 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Textar |
No, this specific part number (91063500) includes only the brake shoes.
No, the handbrake lever must be reused from your current assembly or purchased separately.
The set has a 180mm inner drum diameter, 25mm width, and 7mm thickness.
No, compatibility varies by model. You must verify your specific vehicle fitment before purchase.
The coating is designed to improve the longevity of the shoe and provide better resistance to environmental wear.
Check and adjust the parking brake cable tension; the shoes may need further calibration to meet the drum surface.
Ensure the shoe is correctly seated within the hub and that the drum surface is free of glaze and debris.
Before installation, it is critical to verify compatibility using your vehicle's VIN or OE part number, as Porsche models have significant variation. Installation should be performed by a qualified technician, as it involves the internal braking system. During setup, ensure that the parking brake cables are properly adjusted to account for the new shoe thickness. Periodic inspection of the brake drum is recommended to ensure no scoring is present. Avoid driving with the parking brake partially engaged, as the heat generated can degrade the friction material prematurely.