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Brake Drum Rear 5x205 Stud Pattern: Beetle (1968-1979), Karmann Ghia (1968-1974), Beetle Cabrio (1968-1979)
Brake Drum Rear 5x205 Stud Pattern: Beetle (1968-1979), Karmann Ghia (1968-1974), Beetle Cabrio (1968-1979)
Reviews & Ratings
- Early 5x205mm stud pattern with late 40mm wide shoe fitting
- Increases track by 2mm per side
- Ideal for adapting early PCD to late car setups
This CSP rear brake drum offers the perfect solution for those wanting to combine the classic early 5x205mm stud pattern with the functionality of late-model 40mm wide shoes. It allows you to maintain the early PCD on a later car, giving you the best of both worlds in terms of style and performance.
Additionally, this drum increases the track width by 2mm per side, enhancing your vehicle's stance and stability. With CSP’s renowned quality, it's a reliable and precise option for unique brake system upgrades.
Product Information
This product is intended for use as originally designed and should not be modified for alternative purposes. Please ensure it is installed by a qualified professional. Fitting instructions are typically not included with the product. Contacts
| Also known as | AC501001 |
|---|---|
| Fitting Info | These can be fitted to pre 67 cars but only if you change the whole axle for the later long 21 3\/4inch type. This drum comes with threads M14x1.5 for wheel attachment. |
| Marque | Volkswagen |
| Vehicle | Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Beetle Cabriolet |
| Weight (kg) | 6.30 |
| PCD | 5/205 |
| Brand | CSP |
| Quality | Top Quality |
| Front or Rear | Rear |
| Left or Right | Left, Right |
| Unit of sale | Each |
| Supplier code | 501 615 211AG |
Fits Vehicles
| Beetle | 1968-1979 |
|---|---|
| Karmann Ghia | 1968-1974 |
| Beetle Cabrio | 1968-1979 |
Product Questions
In other words could I fit these and a set of 40mm shoes to a Euro '67 beetle to improve rear braking capacity?
Thanks,
Marc