Braided Brake line Kit RUSSEL #696510

[HeavyAssault]

Seems like a well put together kit with 5 lines (2 front caliper, 2 rear caliper, 1 rear middle) for $105 shipped. Kit number is for a 6" lift although they seem long enough for an 8" lift.

 

[bismic1]

Seems like a well put together kit with 5 lines (2 front caliper, 2 rear caliper, 1 rear middle) for $105 shipped. Kit number is for a 6" lift although they seem long enough for an 8" lift.

Very nice!

 

[4x4freak]

nice, did you notice a difference in feel?

 

[UpstateDiesel]

I noticed that they don't offer anything for stock height, I wonder if one could use the 4" lift version without any issues? I don't see where there should be any issues, but you never know. Chris

 

[HeavyAssault]

I installed the rear lines today. The install went very well for this brake novice doing the work on a cold day. I never realized brake fluid could turn green! I finished the test ride with excellent results. Pedal feels much firmer without a great deal of travel.

I'm going to use the OEM front brackets to help hold the slack up on the front lines. I don't really dig the idea of using zip ties included with the new lines. I'll post pics when I get the fronts done.

 

[gtdan01]

Seems like a well put together kit with 5 lines (2 front caliper, 2 rear caliper, 1 rear middle) for $105 shipped. Kit number is for a 6" lift although they seem long enough for an 8" lift.

Where did you order the kit from? I may have to order one.

 

[HeavyAssault]

Russell Performance 696510 - Russell Performance Hose Tubing - Overview - SummitRacing.com


Russell 696510

Russell 696510 Brake Hose Kit

 

[TANKS 250]

Kit look good....

I used Crown,..and you can order any color.

 

[bismic1]

Great thread.

Thanks Heavy Assault (and Tanks 250).

 

[white07psd]

at how much lift do you need to extend brake lines?

 

[HeavyAssault]

I'd say 4" without drop brackets on the OEM lines. Flexing off road can pull them taut.

 

[TANKS 250]

I agree