URL: http://home.comcast.net/~yokomura/tech/brakelines/

Date Submitted: 04/13/04

Description: So you've added that suspension lift you've always wanted. Got those sway bar disconnects, too. Unbolted the track bar, huh? With all that extra suspension travel, you're stock brake lines are now are too short. Instead of using those cheap extension brackets that most lifts give you, here's a better idea. This one costs nothing to do and only takes a few minutes to accomplish.

Well, on the TJ and XJ, Chrysler extended the hard brake line down the side of the frame so it is closer to the brake caliper. On the YJ, they left the brake line. on top of the frame which really limits the brake line. length if you lift the suspension. So what is one to do? Well, how about copy what the Factory did on other Jeeps? Take a peak behind the frame and there will be a few plastic clips that hold the hard line in place. Carefully unclip the brake line. and let it hang for now. Now comes the messy part. You have to disconnect the rubber brake line from the hard line.

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