Extended Brake Lines
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From: Stafford, VA
Year: 1998
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I'm about to install a lift on my 98 XJ Classic and looking into extended brake lines. I've looked at Rusty's and on Crown's website. Rusty's and a few others list 4 lines total 2 front and 2 rear, however, Crown lists 2 front and only 1 rear. I'm pretty sure I need 2 for the rear or am I wrong?
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From: Kansas City, MO
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I'm about to install a lift on my 98 XJ Classic and looking into extended brake lines. I've looked at Rusty's and on Crown's website. Rusty's and a few others list 4 lines total 2 front and 2 rear, however, Crown lists 2 front and only 1 rear. I'm pretty sure I need 2 for the rear or am I wrong?
For the back I got a line for a 96 Dakota v8 4wd. I think its a bit longer.
You'll need 2 for front (left & right) and one for rear. Also, non-abs on the wrangler lines. The Dakota rear was with ABS but still works fine. Each line will run between $9-11.
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As said, got to rockauto.com and get brake lines for a 95 wrangler. It'll be like $30 for all of them. I did this for my front with 4.5" and they fit perfect.
For the back I got a line for a 96 Dakota v8 4wd. I think its a bit longer.
You'll need 2 for front (left & right) and one for rear. Also, non-abs on the wrangler lines. The Dakota rear was with ABS but still works fine. Each line will run between $9-11.
For the back I got a line for a 96 Dakota v8 4wd. I think its a bit longer.
You'll need 2 for front (left & right) and one for rear. Also, non-abs on the wrangler lines. The Dakota rear was with ABS but still works fine. Each line will run between $9-11.
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I've just been down this road. I've got part #'s (from RockAuto) and pics of the YJ lines in my thread here https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/br...166804/index3/
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From: Stafford, VA
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I've just been down this road. I've got part #'s (from RockAuto) and pics of the YJ lines in my thread here https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/br...166804/index3/
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Yeah, rockauto ships from different warehouses, so sometimes I put every line offered (different brands) in my cart to compare shipping prices. Sometimes you spend $1 more on a part and save $5 on shipping...
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I do the same thing, I don't like the way they do shipping. I usually order multiple parts at a time and shipping always end up being a lot
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I think for longer front you can search the forum for mid-90's chevy 1500 2wd truck lines. I believe they work with slight modification and are longer than the wrangler lines.
A rear brake line for a 96 dakota v8 4wd is also longer for the rear than wrangler from what I understand.


