greywolf
1/2 ton status
what length brake lines are you guys running?
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hey you with the b52 kits
- Thread starter greywolf
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I have a pair of custom braided ss brake lines that are two feet in length i think used them for when i had 8" and 6" lift and when i had 3-4" and while i had my b52.
However i no longer need them anymore if you are interested. Would just like to find them a good home if you want to make me an offer? I can send pictures of them? I paid 60 a piece i think originally but by no means expect to get that on resale. i can give exact measurement tomorrow.
However i no longer need them anymore if you are interested. Would just like to find them a good home if you want to make me an offer? I can send pictures of them? I paid 60 a piece i think originally but by no means expect to get that on resale. i can give exact measurement tomorrow.
I'm running stock early 90's 1500 brake lines. I stole the idea from MTBLAZER89, they were cheap, and pretty long (I can just barley max them with soft 52's and a zero rate). I also re mounted them under the frame rail, Brian has a good picture in his build http://coloradok5.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2583093&postcount=117
hillbilly deluxe
Professional Pile-It
Not long enough! Look next to the shock and you can see it pulled totally straight
These are longer than stock, came with the 6" lift that used to be on here. It's still only lifted about 6", but the pro-comp lift never flexed like this.
These are longer than stock, came with the 6" lift that used to be on here. It's still only lifted about 6", but the pro-comp lift never flexed like this.greywolf
1/2 ton status
these r going on a 91 suburban
With a little bit of plumbing, you can run the individual front brake lines to the center and do a center drop.
You won't need a long of a line and it gets it out of the tire area. Still want to double check your length and make sure you don't pull on them.
You won't need a long of a line and it gets it out of the tire area. Still want to double check your length and make sure you don't pull on them.
hillbilly deluxe
Professional Pile-It
I almost did that, but instead I decided to just order a pair of 8" lift brake lines from ORD
