He is probably implying the sway bars limit flex and keep the lines from snapping.

 

Correct

 

Thank you KTM for calling zack on his dumbass comment.

yet another dumbass comment with nothing to add, i wish some people would think before they type.

 

its a simple fix

 

im running 4.5" of lift on 33's and i disconnect my swaybar when wheeling and all iv done is relocated mine brake lines for now but i still plain on putting some stainless steel brake line on sometime they make your brake padel less spongy

 

sorry double post

 

@Erkmed XJ , grabbed a measurement on my front lines that are YJ lines, from fitting to fitting is ~21.5" i say roughly as they are on the jeep and i was using a piece of string but that should give you a ballpark length. Not sure if i missed it but why did you need an exact length? are you looking at running SS lines? if so keep in mind that unless your running jeep specific lines most universal SS lines ive come across use a hydraulic JIC/SAE style fitting meaning you will also need adapter fittings for the calipers and hardline from the master.

Also with the YJ lines my brackets are still in stock location.

 

Yeah i was looking at jeep specific SS lines and thanks i was wondering what size i needed

 

Didn't say I was going to leave it like that..Merely just saying they get tight.



Anyone wanna tell me why people on here are such ********?

 

I just had to purchase front brake lines for my xj with a 6.5" lift 22" brake line perfect length and has some give to it.

 

I know this is an old post, but you said you have lines for a 6.5 lift and you have 3.5 lift on yours. What length lines do you have? I'm asking because I'm installing a 6.5 inch lift on mine and need longer lines.

 

I know this is an old post, but you said you have lines for a 6.5 lift and you have 3.5 lift on yours. What length lines do you have? I'm asking because I'm installing a 6.5 inch lift on mine and need longer lines.

 

25" lines.
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