extended brake lines

[ejfj60]

Do any of you know where the best place to get extended brake lines is? The one's that go from the frame to the axle. I have about a 3" lift. Thanks for any help you can provide.

 

[Mace]

Most good sandrail shops have adapters to go from the stock brake lines to AN lines.

Then you purchase the length AN lines you need..

 

[CaliCruiser]

I dont know where you are located but there is a really good outfit in Sacramento Ca. PM me if you want the name of the business_Dylan

 

[dogboy2]

MAF isn't too bad.... seems like everyone is charging about the same for a set so pick your vendor. I like SOR too but sometimes the parts quality isn't quite as high as others but it just depends on what parts you are after.

-db-

 

[NocalFJ60]

I got mine at SOR since they are DOT approved and nice.

 

[ejfj60]

I live in central Ohio. I assumed they would have to be shipped. Thanks for the advice.

 

[89s rule]

You shouldnt need any extended lines with a 3" lift??? you can get them from NAPA part # 38009 Hope this helps. But you really do not need them. (These go from the frame to the axle.)

 

[djawahir]

The stainless steel ones from MAF are DOT approved as well. I will be installing mine this Saturday!

 

[NorCal60]

Replace the front axle to caliper lines also, unless already done. Better now than latter!

 

[mustardfj40]

My 1st pair of extended hoses bought from MAF after OME lift

Then after SO, I had 4 of them custom made from:

Crown Industrial Products, Inc.
1185 Park Center Drive, Suite G
Vista, CA 92083
760.599.0090

Very good deal, they're stainless and DOT approved. I'm going to have them make another set. For more info:

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=291865

/td

 

[nuclearlemon]

i go through local speed shops...much cheaper than maf or sor