Raybestos 850PG Professional Grade Drum-in-Hat Parking Brake Shoe Set

Perfect fit no issues on 01 sequoia

I installed these last weekend on a 2005 Toyota 4Runner, SR5, V-6. They worked / fit good. Only one part of them seems a touch larger than stock, but it was not an issue on install. Works great! BEWARE - these were the first emergency brake pads I've ever replaced. No easy job! (Thanks Toyota). At points, I needed a second person to help assemble all the small keeper/spring/cap parts that hold the pads in place.

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Perfect fit for 2001 Toyota Sequoia, word of advise, when removing old shoes there is no need to remove the spring locks, becuase of the design of the shoes you are able to slip the onto the holding pin on both sides, much easier than trying to add lock after the fact

No fault of this product - it is fine. But, on the FJ Cruiser, the plate at the end of the axle, where the lug bolts are mounted, is so large that it completely blocks access to the clips and springs for the parking brake. You end up doing a combination of long needle-nose pliers from the side and reaching through tiny holes in the axle plate to get to the shoe hardware. Took me about 3 hours on the first side - only about 45 minutes on the second, after having developed a few effective strategies.

does the job, cheaper than OEMUpdate:1 month since installed (by a mechanic, not DIY); the parking brake works without any issues (2003 4runner 4x2 SR5).I will write another update after a longer time period.

Make sure you take pictures, replace worn out springs and watch youtube videos and forums for tips. Installation is a nightmare.

These lasted nearly 72K miles and worked fine. My E brake never was great, but I chock that up to mal adjustment more than the Pads. I will probably try OEM Toyota next, but at 4X the price....worth it...hmm.