Extended Brake Line

[T4R916]

Where can I get them from? Do i need them if im doing a 3 inch lift?

 

[NuclearN8]

Slee off-road, wheelers off-road come to mind, I'm sure there are others.... Can't hurt. Depends on if you actually plan to use your 3" to wheel off-road and ever be in a situation where one of your rear wheels could see full driop ... That's when you'd have bad juju

 

[t-man]

Where can I get them from? Do i need them if im doing a 3 inch lift?

There's quite a few places that sell them, I'll give you links for the Toytec website. Biggest advantage besides being longer is they don't bulge or stretch like the rubber lines do because they are made of stainless steel. What I mean by that is that the rubber can't hold the pressure sometimes. These will make your pedal firmer, generally, and you will have more consistent brake engagement. You don't need the extended lines unless you have a long travel kit on their, but they are peace of mind for sure. I will be ordering mine this spring.

Front brake lines for 96+ 4Runner
Extended Rear Brake Lines (07+FJ & '03+ Runner)

 

[awdjunkies]

^ Yep, what the man said.. That is the reason why Race Vehicles use them. :thumb3:

 

[darkgun82]

I swear I just spent all day yesterday looking for braided stainless brake lines after having a line collapse. I was about to just start making my own. T-man to the rescue. I put them on countless vehicle because rubber lines suck

 

[gshadow325]

i dont think you need extended lines but here is my post on stainless steel lines and how to do it cheap!!

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/181827-does-you-toyota-4runner-creep-forward-ac-@-traffic-light-best-$36-ever-spent.html

 

[montana_jeepn]

I bought my lines from Slee off-road and they are outstanding. I am only running a DS spacer lift and my off-roading here in DC mostly consists of making my way out of a pothole....but braking is greatly improved and I like that I have a little more slack for swapping out springs/spacers in the future.