[FortPieToyo]

Just did a 2.5" suspension lift on my '04 4x4 Tacoma. Need to buy an extra long rear brake hose, cheap but asap (so I can get back to safely driving). Any suggestions? Thanks.

 

[cheez]

I've heard from other folks on this board that you can just buy another stock brake line from the stealer and couple it to your existing one (probably the quickest solution). Some people seem to get by with just bending the bracket. A lot of brake and auto shops make custom lengths too.

 

[themariachi]

Just did a 2.5" suspension lift on my '04 4x4 Tacoma. Need to buy an extra long rear brake hose, cheap but asap (so I can get back to safely driving). Any suggestions? Thanks.

what the first guy said or...
http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/toylines.htm
http://www.chaosfab.com/toyaccess.html

 

[aor4x4]

Just did a 2.5" suspension lift on my '04 4x4 Tacoma. Need to buy an extra long rear brake hose, cheap but asap (so I can get back to safely driving). Any suggestions? Thanks.

I've got 18" and 24" lines in stock for your truck..

 

[FortPieToyo]

Mariachi, Advance auto parts has the rear brake hoses available for $12.26. Seems a lot cheaper than other more specialized dealers. If it works just as well (or nearly just as well), then what's worth the extra cost?

 

[USAFTaco]

Are they steel braded?

 

[FortPieToyo]

I don't believe so. However, I don't offroad like a madman (90-95% highway driving, then mostly muddin'), so I'm not sure the extra cost of steel-braiding is worth it.

 

[jtaco1]

I just coupled another stock one to mine and its fine, cheap too.

 

[FortPieToyo]

Think that's what I'm going to do.

 

[themariachi]

Mariachi, Advance auto parts has the rear brake hoses available for $12.26. Seems a lot cheaper than other more specialized dealers. If it works just as well (or nearly just as well), then what's worth the extra cost?

then go with the two stockers, they should be fine.