Steel Braided Lines

**james1_10018** · 03/27/2007, 07:32 AM

Hello guys
I'm looking for steel braided brake line. I searched and found a company that many people here used but it seems their ws is off. Anyone can recommend an alten vendor ?

Thx

James

**Joe_Black** · 03/27/2007, 08:03 AM

I got mine from Independent and they're very well made: Independent4X

**TEN36VX** · 03/27/2007, 04:42 PM

I also found the I4X lines to be supurb and easy to install (with no prior brake system experience).

**johnnyapollo** · 03/27/2007, 04:44 PM

Independent is the way to go - way happy with mine. Waited for three months from an eBay seller (who's still got them listed, by the way) and never received them (did get a refund).

--John

**CrzyFool** · 04/30/2007, 02:12 PM

Got mine from I think a retailer named Darlington Offroad Performance or some such, increased brake pedal pressure immediately, worthwhile mod.

**Locomigo** · 04/30/2007, 02:36 PM

Did yall that installed the Indy 4x lines find that there were ~1.5" too long, especially up front?

**Ldub** · 04/30/2007, 02:38 PM

I noticed that, but am glad that inch & a half was there since the lift.

**PHO2GR4** · 04/30/2007, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by Locomigo

Did yall that installed the Indy 4x lines find that there were ~1.5" too long, especially up front?

I think the Independent 4x4 website specifically states that these lines are longer to allow for lifts.

That's why I got 'em! They fit perfectly with my 3" lift. And they seem to work, because every time I press on the brake pedal, my VX stops. So far.

::crosses fingers::

**CoastieCosta567** · 04/30/2007, 09:40 PM

do u have to buy this to get the 3inch lift, or can u still lift it with out buying the brake lines?

**Ldub** · 05/01/2007, 06:03 AM

Maybe not TOTALLY "must have" for a lift, but WAY worth the investment for the increased firmness in the pedal.
Why risk a wreck due to over stressed brake lines ?
And yes, I have been in a car wreck due to brake line failure.

**Locomigo** · 05/01/2007, 07:40 AM

Originally Posted by CostieCosta

do u have to buy this to get the 3inch lift, or can u still lift it with out buying the brake lines?

I just added them to my bud's Rodeo this week. Along with everything else that I did for him (He's in Europe, Milan, IT for work and couldnt do it)
Tera-Lows
3" BL
3" lift
33" tires
steel brake lines
manual hubs
swaybar disconnects... all from Matt

but I digress. I have had the Amigo lifted for 7 years now. Still have the factory lines. Never did anything to them when I lifted it originally. I am putting on the Indy4x set of lines this week though. My buddy ordered me a set when we did the parts order.

**CoastieCosta567** · 05/01/2007, 03:54 PM

oh ok, it's just i want the lift but can't get the brake lines yet, but just wanted to know if its safe with the stock 1s when i get it lifted. thanks guys.

**rowhard** · 02/22/2008, 05:45 PM

So, I only have a slight lift, enough to run a 31.5 inch tire. (Torsion bars were cranked to level it) Will I have a problem with these longer lines? And no, I'm not going to be lifting it anymore so sometime in the future isn't a issue.

**Ldub** · 02/22/2008, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by rowhard

So, I only have a slight lift, enough to run a 31.5 inch tire. (Torsion bars were cranked to level it) Will I have a problem with these longer lines? And no, I'm not going to be lifting it anymore so sometime in the future isn't a issue.

Shouldn't be a problem, you'll just have a bit more slack.

**rowhard** · 02/23/2008, 07:47 AM

Thats what I'm worried about, possible chaffing or flexing/kinking. Just hoping someone with a non lifted VX would jump in with a 'Ain't no problem' response.

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