Left And Right Brake Assemblies For A 2011 Keystone Alpine 3500RE
Updated 05/17/2022 | Published 05/15/2022 >
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I was looking at part # AKEBRK-6L and AKEBRK-6R will those fit my fifthwheel and instead of buying them seperately I saw they might come as a kit. I need 2 left and 2 right. Are these good quality brakes. I saw the reviews and and people seem to be pleased.
asked by: Gary B
Expert Reply:
The Electric Trailer Brake Assembly # AKEBRK-6L & # AKEBRK-6R are great options for your 2011 Keystone Alpine Fifth Wheel.
These brake assemblies will work with 14-1/2", 15", 16", and 16-1/2" diameter wheels, 5,200lbs, 6,000lbs, 7,000lbs axles, and measures 12" diameter, 2" wide.
These brakes should work great for your 5th wheel as long as the brake assemblies on your current brakes are 12" in diameter and use a 5 bolt mounting pattern then these will work.
I also recommend buying these as a kit since you need two of each, you'll end up saving some money this way.
You can use the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - 12" # AKEBRK-6 for the combined left and right hand assemblies.
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