Brake Lines--Need Help

[kenaik5]

I had to cut my hard brake lines from my master cylinder to proportioning valve. I was trying to mail order a new set from somewhere, but all they list is sets for 2wd. Q: Does anyone know if they are interchangeable? I don't see why they wouldn't be, but i don't want to order them if they are just going to be wrong. Any advice would be great. THanx

 

[Yukon Jack]

I'm not sure if the lines might be different depending on whether the 2wd truck has disks up front. What year is your K5 and does it have disks up front? If it were me, I would just go to your local parts store and get some straight pieces and bend them to fit. Take your old lines that you had to cut so you get the right diamter and fittings.

 

[Burt4x4]

This is a good place to getum:
http://www.inlinetube.com/

I don't know anythng about a 2x4 but I do know the 1/2ton setup is different than the 1ton setup. So I assume if you get the 1/2 ton stuff it will fit fine.
Good Luck

 

[kenaik5]

I'm not sure if the lines might be different depending on whether the 2wd truck has disks up front. What year is your K5 and does it have disks up front? If it were me, I would just go to your local parts store and get some straight pieces and bend them to fit. Take your old lines that you had to cut so you get the right diamter and fittings.

It is a 72 with power disc in the front. I Really don't have the time or the skills to bend my own lines. Plus i would like it to look fairly nice under the hood.

 

[bp71k5]

Inlinetube has them. They fit perfectly. Just tell them what truck you have and they'll figure it out.

 

[Leper]

Inlinetube has them. They fit perfectly. Just tell them what truck you have and they'll figure it out.

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[kenaik5]

Thanks, i'm currently talking with inlinetube. It sounds like they are going to have what i need. Thanks for all the help. Kenai