[appsie]

gday all.

Just wondering if a few people could help me out?i am going to get my extended brakelines made up today but am unsure on exactly what length to go.I have spua on 2" ome springs,50mm shackles and commy shocks up front with 50mm bumpstops.Any help would be great,was thinking 2-3" would probably do?

matt

[31zook]

I got 6" longer ones on my shorty with 50mm longer shocks and a RUF. They were to long and 100mm longer then standard would of been fine....

[appsie]

ritio cheers so you reckon 100mm would not be too much even?not gonna be in the road with a big loop just driving around?mine isnt no flex machine

[zooker]

I got 100mm extended lines with my RUF and they're perfect, not too long

[appsie]

thanks a heap.im not ruf tho so will go anywhere up to 100mm but no more

[tanshi]

depending on how much your spending. pick up some new replacment ones to fit a hyundai excell from the mid 90s thats what i run on mine and they are perfect.

[BlueSuzy]

zooker wrote:

I got 100mm extended lines with my RUF and they're perfect, not too long

Same same. I got zookers for him $35 each. I have seen price comparisons. "On that other forum" up to $75 each! Ring around. Any brake place will do them.

[appsie]

ok so i dropped em off yesterday and they should be done tomorrow.we are goin 3 and a half to 4 inches longer for around $40 each.Should be good

[Saam]

i got braided ones for $25... wish i still had contacts at enzed

[appsie]

picked up my brake lines this arvo,came to just under $70 so happy with that.My only concern and possible problem is the fitting at the caliper end that from factory has the little kick in it,there ones are just straight and they said thats all they had and its the right part number for the zook and that the book says to bend to 25 degrees if needed.

From a quick look in the shed just then it looks like it will clear and not need the bend,anyone else care to voice an opinion or experience on this??also how would i bend it without causing damage?thanks,matt