PowerStop JBD352P Brake Drum - Rear

Rear OE Stock Replacement Brake Drum

PowerStop JBD352P is a rear brake drum built as a direct bolt-on replacement for factory equipment. It is manufactured to original equipment specifications for fitment, weight, and performance, with a high-temp coated finish that helps protect the drum from rust and corrosion.

Compatible with 2011-2014 Mazda 2 rear and 1992-2003 Mazda Protege rear, this Power Stop rear OE stock replacement coated brake drum supports a factory-style brake service on Mazda 2 and Mazda Protege applications.

Key Features

• Direct bolt-on rear brake drum replacement
• Cast iron construction for OE-style braking performance
• High-temp rust resistant coating
• Built to original equipment specifications for fitment and weight
• Inside diameter: 200.00 mm / 7.90 in
• Outside diameter: 241.00 mm / 9.50 in
• Maximum brake diameter discard: 201.50 mm / 7.90 in
• 4-bolt hole design

Detailed Description

The PowerStop JBD352P brake drum is part of the Power Stop Autospecialty High Temp Coated Brake Drums line, a rear OE stock replacement solution for drivers who want a factory-style drum with added corrosion protection. The cast iron drum is engineered to match original equipment specifications, helping maintain proper fitment and consistent rear brake operation on the Mazda 2 and Mazda Protege platforms.

This part cross-references Centric Parts 122.45018 and DuraGo BD80006 for the same application. If you are replacing a worn rear drum on a 2011-2014 Mazda 2 or a 1992-2003 Mazda Protege, JBD352P provides a direct replacement path with the dimensions and bolt pattern needed for OE-style service.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Rear brake drum wear from normal mileage and heat cycles
• Rust and corrosion on the drum surface
• Brake pulsation or uneven rear braking caused by drum condition
• Out-of-spec drum diameter from wear over time
• Reduced braking consistency from damaged or deteriorated drums

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm rear fitment by year, make, model, and position before installation. Measure the existing drum and compare it to the listed inside diameter and maximum discard diameter to verify serviceability. Inspect rear brake shoes, wheel cylinders, and related hardware during brake service so the new drum can seat against a clean, even braking surface.

For Mazda 2 rear brake drum replacement or Mazda Protege rear brake drum service, verify the hub and bolt pattern match the vehicle before assembly. Clean the mating surfaces and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s brake service procedures.

Quality Assurance

Power Stop manufactures this drum to original equipment specifications and applies a high-temperature coating to help resist rust and corrosion. The JBD352P is built for OE-style fitment and performance on confirmed Mazda applications.