I need to get some extended brake lines, does anyone know who sells them for the best price? If someone has a part number that would be most helpful too......thanks.

Most calipers use either a 3/8" or 5/16" bolt in them and the upper line should be 3/16" line. You can get branded lines just about anywhere. Some Jeeps ones will fit...Try your local 4wd shop.

Originally posted by Dingo
I need to get some extended brake lines, does anyone know who sells them for the best price? If someone has a part number that would be most helpful too......thanks.

Extended brake lines
The front thread into the top end of the existing lines. The rear is a direct bolt in replacement

Wagner hoses for a 4" lift info provided by Bruce Slyhouse Jr. off the IHC Digest
Front P/N F113154
Rear P/N F71342

That was on Tom Martin's site


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Napa part numbers
Rear: 36850
Front: 38510
These are from Michael Goodman.

I would stay away from the s.s. lines. I have had them break and know many people that have had problems with them.

Originally posted by wild1
I would stay away from the s.s. lines. I have had them break and know many people that have had problems with them.

The flexible braided stainless steel lines? They are DOT approved. I have not heard of any DOT ss braided brake lines breaking. Maybe some of the early non DOT's, but the new ones look really sharp.

I have the SS front lines from Skyjacker and they are awesome! I have to get longer ones tho cause they are too short for my SOA. Let me know if anybody is interested in them.:D :) :D :)

www.inlinetube.com can make whatever you want if you cant find any somewhere else (yes they make flex lines to)

BrandonW, how much you want for yours are they Skyjackers, how old? let me know i may be interested if the price is right

Originally posted by TERRA-IZER
BrandonW, how much you want for yours are they Skyjackers, how old? let me know i may be interested if the price is right

Hey Chris, there used to be a guy in Colorado Springs that would make you a stainless-steel braided line, any length you wanted, using your old fittings. When I did my SOA I was having problems finding lines that were long enough (same problem Brandon appears to have) and would still fit my existing hardware, and I just took the rubber lines to Applied Hose Products and the guy made them into custom-length S. S. lines in an hour for about $100.

I haven't had any problems with them at all, and they have been on since August of 1999. No leaks, no nothing.

I don't know if he is still in business (he just had a little tiny shop in Old Colorado City), but a phone # to try is (719)227-3952.

Good luck,
Aubrey

Aubrey, Thanks for the info, but i was thinking about getting those if the price is right for my daily driver 1980 diesel with a 4" lift since i'am a cheep skate, I can get the skyjackers new for about $110.00 through a friend, as for my Terra with a spring over and about 9" lift total i ordered mine from Speedway motors and i think they cost me Less then $90.00 for all 3 wth the AN adapters and have never had any problems with them leaking or being to short. Thanks