[zook_ute]

Hey zookers,

I just brought a 2" body lift from just cruizin for my swb vitara, were can I buy some extended brake lines to suit?

Cheers
Zac

[tanshi]

pirtek

though i dont think you need new brake lines for body lift.
just move the brackets

[zook_ute]

A friend of mine body lifted his vitara, he never clipped the lines back up lol.

how much will they cost do you think?

[tanshi]

nfi, ask pirtek

[KEENSY85]

About $200 if u get braided online auto di them also

[zook_ute]

I found some on outdoor autos site. $180 hows that sound

[tanshi]

adr approved?

[KEENSY85]

Mine were yes

[just_cruizin]

go to your local brake shop, they will be able to make them onsite to suit whatever length you want. Full ADR approved etc etc.

[losfer]

those guys that said pirtek , i know they now do ADR approved braided brake lines (have done for a year or so) , there are cheaper options but in my opinion you cant go past them for quality and customer service (at least at the store i dealt with)

[N.T.]

I just went to my local brake mechanic and as already mentioned they just did them up on the spot to suit the lift and flex I had. Around the $200 mark I think for all four.

[Gwagensteve]

Pirtek have done ADR braided lines for many years- at least in Melbourne.

As an aside, if you are in Melbourne, the airport west pirtek store is awesome. I used to go to Campbellfield, but it went way downhill when their guru Paul left.

Steve.

[zook_ute]

Ok, ill go for the pirtek option. There are a few close by, thanks for the advice

[droverdave]

I have found pirtek to be alot more expensive than a few other non-franchise shops around here.

But im in Bisbane so I cant offer any alternatives in vic I'm afraid.

[zook_ute]

well pirtek it is, ill hopefully get there this week

[Gwagensteve]

Why delete the thread? That's what search is for.

Steve.

[losfer]

not just brake lines but many a thing ive gone to pirtek for (at springwood) and they always have had a solution (they call themselves the fluid solution specialists) they have always been really helpful no matter what the situation and ive gone in there with some weird ones . sean at the counter is a really nice bloke and knows his shit. that and they actually pressure test everything , which a brake shop wont , and its all the highest quality shit you can get.... id rather pay decent money for good service and quality components rather than a few bucks less for shitty components and service untested..

[ozzycouch]

Suncoast automotive services in Maroochydore also make approved stuff to suit.