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Stock front lines aren't very long...maybe 14-15"

AC had the rears I needed. Easier than hunting around for individual components. The only crappy thing is that I already bought one of their 24" braided ones years ago for the rear; now I need a longer one.

I'm hoping I can use the old one on the Xterra though when it gets SAS'd this fall.



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When my truck was ifs I bought a set of ac's stainless braided brake lines for a "lifted" truck. After the sas, there all too short.

Now I've got to buy new front and rear lines. During the sas build up I installed some willwood valves, they gave me just enough roam to get me by.


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That AC one for the back I just ordered is 27" - it should be long enough for you.

As for the front, Calmini has them ready to go at about $40 each.

Definitely easier than hunting around and peacemealing them together like I did for my fronts.



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I'm going to check with calmini. They don't have anything listed on line. Only brake likes they have listed are for 2gen frontys with just a ifs lift kit installed.

I was planning on these from foothill offroad https://catalog.foothilloffroad.com/product_info.php?cP...b922476d41473bea4729

Out back I'm going with ac's line.


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Did they come in?


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Yeah. You going to Steve's tonight?



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Will try to... will bring you $$


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