Extending the brakes
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JK Newbie
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I wasn't ignoring you..ok maybe a little..
haha. anyway, I didn't get any pics while everything was apart as I was had brake fluid all over and my wife was chasing my son around the jeep so she wouldn't take any either. (ok, excuse over). I got everything installed and bled. I can take a couple of pictures with my camera at lunch if that will work? should be a few hours.
haha. anyway, I didn't get any pics while everything was apart as I was had brake fluid all over and my wife was chasing my son around the jeep so she wouldn't take any either. (ok, excuse over). I got everything installed and bled. I can take a couple of pictures with my camera at lunch if that will work? should be a few hours.
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Yup. one thing to note. my driver side actually required me to "adjusted" the hard line to make it line up. It looks like its resting on the frame but it is actually about 1/4" off. Also, one thing to note, when attaching the extended brake lines, its better to attach to the caliper first then up to the bracket. The reason being is it helps you lay out which way the flexible line will bend. The first time I did it I had the line twisted in a circle. you can see how they sit now... I can snap more pictures if you need them, just let me know.