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so u are saying u do need extended brake lines
4" Rough Country?!
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I did yes.. others has said they didn't.
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Yes, extended brake lines are needed. There is an article in the tech library with part numbers. I got mine from Autozone. It wasn't too bad. Love the RC lift. You can get a 10% discount if you post pics after its installed on certain forums.
I'm not terribly pleased with mine, but you get what you pay for...
I have the 2nd? generation brackets and haven't punched a hole in my diff yet, namely because the springs don't flex enough to give it enough up travel. I've checked and it looks like it will still hit the diff.
The brackets and plates looked like 5/16" IIRC, and the welds didn't look half bad. I'd hope it's grade plate not just regular mild steel.
It handles bumps like a B---- (I want to put a steering stabilizer in), and the springs give no flex.
I have the 2nd? generation brackets and haven't punched a hole in my diff yet, namely because the springs don't flex enough to give it enough up travel. I've checked and it looks like it will still hit the diff.
The brackets and plates looked like 5/16" IIRC, and the welds didn't look half bad. I'd hope it's grade plate not just regular mild steel.
It handles bumps like a B---- (I want to put a steering stabilizer in), and the springs give no flex.
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