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EXTENDED REAR BRAKE LINE
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Don't know if you're interested in stainless braided lines. Very high quality and reasonably priced for custom stainless braided brake lines.
Front or Rear +2" (+$2.00) +4" (+$4.00) +6" (+$6.00) +8" (+$8.00)
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Front or Rear +2" (+$2.00) +4" (+$4.00) +6" (+$6.00) +8" (+$8.00)
Deerfield Precision Braided S/S Brake Lines
These seem to be the only pre made stainless brake lines available for the Gen 2 Explorer. Price and build quality appears comparable to custom made, and DOT approved. Anyone tried or found any benefit with SS? I've read conflicting reviews. TIA Formerly WRXtra Deerfield Precision EDIT 6/3/16...
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I just attempted to call to order there number is no longer in service I'm assuming they are no longer in business.Don't know if you're interested in stainless braided lines. Very high quality and reasonably priced for custom stainless braided brake lines.
Front or Rear Stock+2" (+$2.00) +4" (+$4.00) +6" (+$6.00) +8" (+$8.00)
Deerfield Precision Braided S/S Brake Lines
These seem to be the only pre made stainless brake lines available for the Gen 2 Explorer. Price and build quality appears comparable to custom made, and DOT approved. Anyone tried or found any benefit with SS? I've read conflicting reviews. TIA Formerly WRXtra Deerfield Precision EDIT 6/3/16...
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Sorry, it's been a while since I contacted them. If you read through the thread some had better luck via email.
I believe there are other companies making custom braided lines. I'll follow up if I find something.
I believe there are other companies making custom braided lines. I'll follow up if I find something.
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Answered here
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Extend line where it mounts to frame
Extended Brake lines and Shocl
Can anyone point me in direction of 4inch extended lines for the rear and also looking to replace shocks. I have 2 inch shackles add a leaf and T.B.T. in the front. sits around 2.5 3 inch in rear 3.5 4inches on good day lol. running 32s i ran rancho 5ks in past on my 99 for a 2 inch lift
Extend line where it mounts to frame
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thank u very much the last update i saw was feb 23
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I would send an email to Deerfield Precision today (Sunday) and wait for a response when they're open.
Seems strange their phone is no longer working but their web site is still up.
If you're in a real pinch READ @Turdle's thread regarding extending rear hard lines.
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I would send an email to Deerfield Precision today (Sunday) and wait for a response when they're open.
Seems strange their phone is no longer working but their web site is still up.
If you're in a real pinch READ @Turdle's thread regarding extending rear hard lines.
Betty's "I want to be a mule" progress log thread
So the threads of that line were close enough to the other(SAE/Metric) size you needed, and run a die on it to make it fit the other size? Interesting, that will work if the threads are strong enough to hold the torque, neat idea. I'm going to be moving my rear line too this year, hopefully...
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