Extended brake lines. Which one am I missing? (1 Viewer)

[jonheld]

These would be great if they were ever in stock.

Joey gives you the Toyota part numbers right on his site. I'm sure you can figure it out from there.

 

[davidp14]

not to muddy the waters too much, but if I'm doing a FRONT brake line R/R of ALL soft lines and using extended where needed, I believe this is the correct parts to order:

Right (Passenger) Front Part Number: 90947-A2016 1

Left (Driver) Front Part Number: 96940-34605 1

Front Outers (at caliper) Part Number: 90947-02A16 2

does this look right? am I missing any?

 

[jcardona1]

Here's a cross reference chart for longer OEM brake lines and aftermarket versions. Measure what you need and you can piece a kit together:

 

[george.arnold]

All 4 calipers use banjo fittings and the length of the caliper lines are the same from left to right.
The only brake lines that need to be extended are the 3 axle drops. 2 for the front axle, 1 for the rear axle.
I also suggest sticking with OEM lines. Joey has all you need.
Don't screw around with brakes. Get the correct parts.

FZJ80 Series OEM Brake Hose Kit for 2-4in Lifts

80 Series OEM Brake Hose Kit for 2-4in Lifts (BHK-1)

absolute-wits-end.com

FZJ80 Series OEM Caliper Brake Hoses- 93-97

80 Series OEM Caliper Brake Hoses- 93-97 (BHK-2)

absolute-wits-end.com

I am somewhat confused here. I am in the middle of a lift, so ordered extended lines. Joey’s website says there is only one line for the front. I trust Joey on most things, but I think he has this wrong. His site says there are two lines on rear axle (PN 96940-34705). But one of those is actually for the front, driver side, correct?

 

[White Sheep]

I am somewhat confused here. I am in the middle of a lift, so ordered extended lines. Joey’s website says there is only one line for the front. I trust Joey on most things, but I think he has this wrong. His site says there are two lines on rear axle (PN 96940-34705). But one of those is actually for the front, driver side, correct?

There are two in the front and one in the rear. Front driver/passenger, and one rear.