Brake Lines

[BEE'S TWIN]

So i installed my 4 inch lift. But it did not come with extended brake lines. I was looking at the flexible steel brake lines. I just dont know how long they should be?

 

[wayoflife]

You'll want one that is about 4" longer than stock. Here is a link to an old write-up I did for replacing them:

http://www.4x4xplor.com/TJ-brakelines.html

Hope that helps you out. :yup:

 

[BEE'S TWIN]

THANKS
:clap2:

 

[Emarlowe39]

Find a brakequip dealer in your area. I am one just north of Boston, ma. Brakequip dealers have factory fitting ends and the stainless steel Teflon hose as well as the factory rubber style and can cut to length needed and crimp the ends on. All DOT Approved etc. and tested to 3000psi before the sale. Myself as well as most will make them up while you wait. It only takes about 15 min. Providing the company in your area has the ends in stock. I prefer these hoses over most, not because I sell them, but due to most hoses you would get out of a magazine etc have the banjo with a male AN fitting and the hose has a female swivel, making it a two piece fitting giving the hose one more joint to loosen and leak. Brakequips fittings are all one piece and once it is crimped it is a permanent set up, nothing to loosen or leak.


Check em out