Description
Our 1966 Beetle and Karmann Ghia brake rebuild kit includes a new master cylinder, front and rear wheel cylinders, front and rear brake hoses and front and rear brake shoes as well as front and rear brake hardware kits. The kits are available with German made components or with a Brazilian made Master Cylinder for those on a budget. You can also add Italian made front and rear drums to the kit for an additional cost. Whether you’ve just purchased a new project or simply want to make sure your VW’s brake system is up to the task, our brake rebuild kit is the way to go to make sure you can stop when you want to!
Our 1966 Beetle & Convertible and 1966 Karmann Ghia Coupe & Convertible Brake Rebuild Kit consists of these quality components :
-1, 704-269, Front Brake Shoes
-1, 704-270, Rear Brake Shoes
-1, 17162, Front Brake Shoe Hardware Kit
-1, 17169, Rear Brake Shoe Hardware Kit
-2, 211611701, German Front Brake Hoses
-2, 211611775B, German Rear Brake Hoses
The German Kit option also includes these German made components :
-1, 113611023B, German Brake Master Cylinder
-2, 131611057, German Front Brake Wheel Cylinders
-2, 131611055, German Rear Brake Wheel Cylinders
The Brazilian Kit option includes a Brazilian made master cylinder and German made wheel cylinders:
-1, 1136110123BBR, Brazilian Brake Master Cylinder
-2, 131611057, German Front Brake Wheel Cylinders
-2, 131611055, German Rear Brake Wheel Cylinders
The Italian Drum option includes :
-2, 131405615AI, Italian Front Brake Drums
-2, 113501615DI, Italian Rear Brake Drums
Brake components (like most things nowadays) are made around the world, by various manufacturers. A German brake component comes from a German manufacturing company that may have numerous factories around the globe. Regardless of where the part is made, if it is labeled as a German part, it comes from a German company that has manufactured that component at a facility that is owned by them, and it is made to their high standards of quality and fitment.
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