Lippert Quad?Axle 12??�?2? Self?Adjusting Electric Brake & 8?on?6.5?Drum?Hub Kit � 5/8??Studs, 7K Hybrid Axles � Dexter,?Alko,?Rockwell Compatible

Lippert Quad‑Axle Self‑Adjusting Brake Assemblies & 12″ Drum Hubs Bundle

Service or upgrade every axle on your heavy‑duty trailer with this all‑inclusive Lippert bundle. It pairs four left‑hand and four right‑hand 12″ × 2″ forward self‑adjusting electric brake assemblies with eight matching 12″ hub‑and‑drum units featuring an 8‑on‑6.5 bolt circle and 5/8″ studs. Designed for 7,000 lb hybrid grease axles (limited by the brake rating), the kit delivers smoother stops, longer component life, and convenient one‑box shopping.

Bundle Contents:

• QTY (4): Lippert Forward Self‑Adjusting Brake Assembly – 12″ × 2″, 5‑Bolt, 4‑7K (Left)
  • Left‑hand (road side) electric brake assembly
  • 12″ × 2″ shoes; fits 4,000 – 7,000 lb axles
  • Forward self‑adjusts on every stop — no manual tuning
  • Standard 5‑bolt mounting pattern for fast swap‑in
  • Up to 50 % shorter stopping distance, less magnet wear
  • Dexter compatible part numbers: K23‑464‑00 | 023‑464‑00
  • 1‑year limited manufacturer warranty
• QTY (4): Lippert Forward Self‑Adjusting Brake Assembly – 12″ × 2″, 5‑Bolt, 4‑7K (Right)
  • Right‑hand (curb side) electric brake assembly
  • 12″ × 2″ shoes; fits 4,000 – 7,000 lb axles
  • Forward self‑adjusts on every stop — no manual tuning
  • Standard 5‑bolt mounting pattern for fast swap‑in
  • Improves braking response & reduces premature wear
  • Dexter compatible part numbers: K23‑465‑00 | 023‑465‑00
  • 1‑year limited manufacturer warranty
• QTY (8): Lippert Brake Drum Hub Assembly – 8 on 6.5″, 5/8″ Stud, 12″ × 2″
  • Precision‑machined grey‑iron hub & drum
  • 8 on 6.5″ bolt circle; 4.75″ hub pilot
  • Bearing races & wheel studs come pre‑installed
  • 5/8″ wheel studs accept heavy‑duty lug nuts
  • Rated for 8,000 lb hybrid grease axles (bundle limited to 7K)
  • Compatible with 17.5″ single wheels
  • 1‑year limited manufacturer warranty

Always verify your original equipment part numbers, follow proper torque specs, and perform routine brake inspections for maximum safety and performance.