ok, i did the search and came up with nothing............ for those with a spoa and yj's in the rear what rubber brake lines do you have in the rear???? mines a early 88 so it has 2 rubber lines............ i looked at all the places around and they can't make them with that fitting and can't match the threads with longer ones off other vehicals...........
thanks:
-Mike

I got mine from petroworks, but I think lots of Toy cars use the same fittings and are longer.

Mine aren't rubber, but I got them from Petroworks as well. I have missing links in the back (it flexs like mad) and they are still plenty long enough. I know rubber vs. steel is somewaht of a great debate, but why not go steel? The rears are pretty well out of the way.

I got my rear line ('88.5) from Trail Tough. Mine are the longest ones they had (they have two sizes). I think they are about $20 a piece and they are rubber. Just hook it up and hit the trail... it's that easy! ~Steve

Edit: I have the TT YJ conversion kit both front and rear with a SPOA.

I got the extra long lines from Trail Tough.

I got a rear line for my 91 from Napa. It's a stock line off of a 90-96 Nissan 300Z, 23" long, and the fittings bolted right up. think it was $23, and I didn't have to wait for one of the aftermarket guys to ship it.

here's the part #s front-38541 off 83 honda accord 20" long
and rear 38688. 23" long

Just get rid of the brakes...:flipoff2:

i went junk-yard tech on my stuff!! i took the fronts off the two right side fronts on a tracker/kick and my rears are from the front end of a solid axle toyota!! all 4 cost me about 5-10$ each so it was an alright deal. you can choose from either side of the track/kick lines, one side is like super long and the other is reasonably long, so you just have to see what your needs are.

Originally posted by fatkid
Just get rid of the brakes...:flipoff2:


fatkid, i'v been driving it with no breaks for over 2 months now and i can't stand it anymore.............and i'm not joking.............:eek: ..........

and samuraichris...... thanks alot, i'll be calling napa when i get home in a few hours........
-Mike

one last thing............samurai chris.............:flipoff2: :flipoff2: :flipoff2: :flipoff2: welcome aboard:flipoff2:

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You know, Mud, it really seems like you get off on the Newbie thing... Let go of your own Newbie bitterness!!:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Gozuki
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You know, Mud, it really seems like you get off on the Newbie thing... Let go of your own Newbie bitterness!!:flipoff2:

maybe when i'm not a wheeler anymore.............but for now:flipoff2:

i read some wher about doubleing up on the lines...threading them end to end..IS this safe??:confused:

if you could, i'd say its safe..............but they have female fittings on each end.........