Longer brake lines

[DGR]

Does anyone know any part numbers for longer brake lines from napa or any other source other than spending $100.00 for superlift? I have a 1983 3/4t suburban with a 14bsf with a corperate 10 bolt front. I have installed a 4" rough country lift and 35" tires. The local parts guy said he couldnt find any for this front because the ends were different than something like a blazer. any help would be great as i am on a shoestring budget. Thanks. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/burb.gif

 

[TorkDSR]

go to the parts store and get the ones for an 85 chevy van.
just be real nice to the counterperson and they'll help you out a lot

ryan

 

[fourwheelerjeff]

napa number is 38872 for the front, there was a post a week or so ago about the rear, can't remember if there was a part number or not

 

[fourwheelerjeff]

ok, rear is number 4138068, i haven't used either one of these just posting what others have used

 

[zakk]

what are the length's on those? or what size lift would they be good for? or even better, you got a link to the orginal thread? it didn't come in a search.... /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[Muddytazz]

front brake hose is 25 7/8" long
here are some cross reference numbers

napa # 38872
raybestos # 38872
auto specialty # hb-86045
coni-seal # bh-177767
car quest # sp8820

 

[ColAdo82K5]

I've got those napa front lines on with a 6inch lift and i ramped the truck on a loading dock the other day and there was still a little slack in them. (no sway) My tire was almost stuffed but i ran out of dock to drive on. I'm going to get that rear application number and see how much longer it is. Frizzlefry orignally came up with these front lines i believe.
Blake

 

[DGR]

Thanks for the advise on the chevy van brake lines i will try those. /forums/images/graemlins/burb.gif

 

[JeremyK5]

Do you know if that rear hose would work on a 14bff? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif