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Extended brake lines
- Thread starter jrgaylor
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Brian1
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It would be better to have them yes but sometimes they are not needed. I use extended lines on my 2" lift because my stock lines were not long enough at full flex with the swaybar removed. I would put the lift on and then see if your stock lines are long enough. I got mine from 4 wheel parts www.4wpw.com , they are pro-comps and are good quality made by Earls I believe.
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For the fronts, I'd say definatly yes...
for the rears, a maybe.
I started with a kit from procomp, but now I have a set made by "Earls" which is actually holley. I took my stock lines to a local performance shop (not rice shop) and told them In neede steel braided lines to replace these that were 4" longer.
They gave me the lines and the fittings I needed. No problems since then.
~Mark
for the rears, a maybe.
I started with a kit from procomp, but now I have a set made by "Earls" which is actually holley. I took my stock lines to a local performance shop (not rice shop) and told them In neede steel braided lines to replace these that were 4" longer.
They gave me the lines and the fittings I needed. No problems since then.
~Mark
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