Hangkunnee Club Car Brake Repair Kit for DS 1995-Up & Precedent 2004-Up | Shoes, Drums & Spring Kit

Enhance Braking Reliability on Club Car DS and Precedent

The Hangkunnee brake repair kit is designed to support confident stopping on Club Car DS models from 1995 onward and Precedent carts from 2004 onward. This complete retrofit bundles four brake shoes, two drums, and two spring sets to restore braking performance with a cohesive, shop-ready assembly.

Crafted with attention to balance and contact, the two shorter shoes (17T) pair with two longer shoes (17L) to promote even wear across the drum surface. The included drums are paired with reinforced springs to reduce chatter and improve pedal feel for smoother operation during a quick stop or a gradual slow-down.

What’s included

• 4 x Club Car brake shoes (2 short-17T, 2 long-17L)
• 2 x Club Car brake drums
• 2 x brake shoes spring kits

These components are selected to align with common Club Car drum brake configurations and OEM references. The kit works as a full replacement for a comprehensive brake service, helping you refresh the braking system in one install.

Fitment, compatibility, and installation notes

The kit replaces several OEM parts and is suitable for Club Car DS 1995-up gas and electric carts, as well as Precedent 2004-up models. It includes one complete set to retrofit a single cart.

• Replaces OEM numbers 1018163-01, 1011466 and 1018232-01; supports standard drum brake maintenance
• Includes needed hardware for a straightforward replacement project

Important compatibility tip: The brake drum in this kit does not have a center hole, so it will not fit older Club Car carts that require that feature. This kit corresponds to the DS and Precedent generations described above.

In practice, this kit can help restore consistent pedal feel and predictable stopping power, especially after wear or prior components that showed signs of fading or noise. Real-world use may vary based on cart condition, driving style, and maintenance history. Consider this as a possibility for improved braking performance following a full replacement of the drum and shoe assembly.