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| texadelphia |
09-26-2022 01:35 PM |
Front Flexible Brake Line
I noticed the other day that the rubber on my front brake lines is cracked. Anyone know of a good quality brake line replacement for the front brakes? They're like $100 from the dealer and $8 from RockAuto so it seems like there must be a middle of the road option.
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| 19963.4lsr5 |
09-26-2022 03:30 PM |
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Originally Posted by texadelphia
(Post 3761641)
I noticed the other day that the rubber on my front brake lines is cracked. Anyone know of a good quality brake line replacement for the front brakes? They're like $100 from the dealer and $8 from RockAuto so it seems like there must be a middle of the road option.
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I got mine from AutoZone I think.
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| fourwd1 |
09-26-2022 04:02 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by texadelphia
(Post 3761641)
I noticed the other day that the rubber on my front brake lines is cracked. Anyone know of a good quality brake line replacement for the front brakes? They're like $100 from the dealer and $8 from RockAuto so it seems like there must be a middle of the road option.
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If the hoses from Rock Auto are a decent brand, I wouldn't worry about it.
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| ads2539 |
09-26-2022 04:55 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by texadelphia
(Post 3761641)
I noticed the other day that the rubber on my front brake lines is cracked. Anyone know of a good quality brake line replacement for the front brakes? They're like $100 from the dealer and $8 from RockAuto so it seems like there must be a middle of the road option.
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I splurged on SS Braided brake lines. (I needed longer lines because of my lift.)
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| 08tnt |
09-26-2022 07:46 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ads2539
(Post 3761680)
I splurged on SS Braided brake lines. (I needed longer lines because of my lift.)
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Where did you get the stainless lines?
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| JoeT4R |
09-26-2022 07:51 PM |
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| texadelphia |
09-26-2022 10:09 PM |
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| JoeT4R |
09-26-2022 10:29 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by texadelphia
(Post 3761719)
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Stoptech is definitely a reputable brand for sure. The link I left you is for Wheelers Off-Road. I've got the same ones in the front and rear. Either or are a great choice.
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| texadelphia |
09-26-2022 11:02 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by JoeT4R
(Post 3761724)
Stoptech is definitely a reputable brand for sure. The link I left you is for Wheelers Off-Road. I've got the same ones in the front and rear. Either or are a great choice.
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Those Wheeler ones would be nice in black and the extra protection of the pvc coating.
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| ads2539 |
09-27-2022 12:43 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by 08tnt
(Post 3761700)
Where did you get the stainless lines?
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I bought the front StopTech SS lines off the Walmart website. I bought the rear StopTech lines (+2”) from Low Range Off Road because they were only $36 shipped, cheaper than from Walmart.
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| pluton |
09-27-2022 01:34 AM |
I bought OEM brake hoses from Amayama a few years ago. They were slightly over 1/2 of Toyota USA's ripoff price.
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| shadow247 |
09-27-2022 05:04 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by texadelphia
(Post 3761719)
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I have a set of these been waiting to go on. They look to be very high quality. I have installed a few sets of Steel braided lines, and they look as good or better than anything else I have installed.
Go for it. Maybe if you post an install thread it will give me the motivation to install these lines I have sitting on the shelf for like 3 years...
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| 19963.4lsr5 |
09-27-2022 09:06 PM |
I had cracked lines on both front calipers. Putting new lines on firmed up my brakes and eliminated the brake pull.
I still need to do the rear line.
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| octanejunkie |
09-27-2022 10:51 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ads2539
(Post 3761680)
I splurged on SS Braided brake lines. (I needed longer lines because of my lift.)
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Front flex lines do not need to be extended due to lift, it's a fallacy. Only the rear line does.
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| ads2539 |
09-28-2022 10:53 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by octanejunkie
(Post 3761908)
Front flex lines do not need to be extended due to lift, it's a fallacy. Only the rear line does.
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I think only my rear lines were longer (+2”). I did the install a couple years ago, so I don’t remember all the details.
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