rickashay
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I have searched on a few write up's and forums for this but kind find a straight answer. I am finding some conflicting information on the net....
From what I understand, 1st gen Tacomas use brake lines with the "Banjo" fitting on the end. Tundra's and 4Runner's use female-female brake lines.
If this is the case why are these brake lines below listed to work for BOTH the 1st gen. Tacomas AND 3rd gen 4Runners? Despite them using a different brake line fitting...
Tacoma Extended Brake Line Kit | Marlin Crawler, Inc.
I have some Crown Stainless steel brake lines in the mail, and now I'm wondering if they will work for my Tundra 199's. I ordered the kit from All-Pro, which is the same kit as Marlin sells, and is supposed to work for the 4Runners and 1st Gen Taco's, but the all-pro lines appear to be Banjo. Im just wondering if this is going to work or Im going to have to pawn off my new lines on TacomaWorld??
From what I understand, 1st gen Tacomas use brake lines with the "Banjo" fitting on the end. Tundra's and 4Runner's use female-female brake lines.
If this is the case why are these brake lines below listed to work for BOTH the 1st gen. Tacomas AND 3rd gen 4Runners? Despite them using a different brake line fitting...
Tacoma Extended Brake Line Kit | Marlin Crawler, Inc.
I have some Crown Stainless steel brake lines in the mail, and now I'm wondering if they will work for my Tundra 199's. I ordered the kit from All-Pro, which is the same kit as Marlin sells, and is supposed to work for the 4Runners and 1st Gen Taco's, but the all-pro lines appear to be Banjo. Im just wondering if this is going to work or Im going to have to pawn off my new lines on TacomaWorld??
