I don't think the woven lining will be best for service brakes. That's usually used to reline parking brake bands. Woven lining material will wear too quickly to have much of a life if it's used for relining the brake shoes. Look for a set of molded linings for a 12" diameter brake shoe. They come in various lengths, and if they're for Bendix-type brakes the lining on the forward-facing shoe will be a little shorter than the one on the rear shoe. If you've got the Huck or Lockheed style brakes both linings will be the same length. How does the brake adjustment system work? Huck brakes have adjusters built into the wheel cylinders, with toothed adjusters that move with the wheel cylinder pistons. Lockheed brakes have a cam type adjuster that is moved with a hex nut adjuster for the backing plate for each shoe. Bendix brakes have a single floating star wheel adjuster that's between the bottom of the brake shoes.
Jerry

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