2-3 inch lift. Do I need to extend my brake lines?

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Planning to get this 2" TourFlex Suspension Kit - 100 Series

I tried searching but I cannot find an answer. Do I need extended brake lines if I am lifting it to 2-3.5inches? Or is there enough slack on the OEM brake lines? I might get a front diff drop to reduce the stress on the CV, will that also help with the brake lines? It seems like not a lot of people extended their brake lines after installing a lift. Thanks in Advance

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With that much lift the rear should be extended. The brake lines and then swaybar links will stop down travel with extended travel shocks. There are extended links you can buy or cut them and weld tubing to extend.
Check Slee for longer brake lines.
 
Planning to get this 2" TourFlex Suspension Kit - 100 Series

I tried searching but I cannot find an answer. Do I need extended brake lines if I am lifting it to 2-3.5inches? Or is there enough slack on the OEM brake lines? I might get a front diff drop to reduce the stress on the CV, will that also help with the brake lines? It seems like not a lot of people extended their brake lines after installing a lift. Thanks in Advance

Random Pic for attention.
omyCiMy.jpg
Nice I'm ordering the same lift this week!
 
Do the braided brake lines change pedal feel at all? More firm? Better modulation? Very curious.

@geanes Firm not really (maybe I am insensitive) but pretty sure it was responsive and better modulation.
 
With that much lift the rear should be extended. The brake lines and then swaybar links will stop down travel with extended travel shocks. There are extended links you can buy or cut them and weld tubing to extend.
Check Slee for longer brake lines.

Swaybar link, cut, measure weld, extended

Extended Swaybar Link.webp
 
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