Suzuki sj extended brake lines

[Nz Zuki]

Anyone selling extended brake lines for suzuki sj? Or know of where I could get some. Cheers. 0210461012

[Swamped]

I've had them made before. swift brake lines are a bit longer too.

[Nz Zuki]

Where abouts did you get them made?
Cheers

[4wdstuff]

What are the end fittings, would these work http://www.4wdstuff.co.nz/braking/toyota-stainless-steel-braided-coated-extended-brake-lines
There are 3 hoses.
2 of them are female / female with M10 threads and the other is male / female.

Cheers
Tim

[suzookyman]

got mine done at Lamberts in Whangarei,from memory it was a good price.

[Swamped]

I bought all the bits from enzed cut it all to length n got a car brake specialist just to crimp the fittings on so it was legit. enzed said they could do non road going stuff but had to go elsewhere for a roadie.

[3VILC]

Or go to your local pick-a-part type place and get anything with the right fittings.. Im on the lookout for some for my SJ soon too. I have read but havnt yet tested that subaru ones are the right fittings and heaps longer for the fronts, my rear lines are missing completely anyway so will be a custom hardline to whatever fits (I think standard is just M10 female-male hose so almost anything jappa should fit). Hilux fronts probably fit too as mentioned before if the banjo bolt on the caliper is the same size.

[suzolla]

Hilux fronts probably fit too as mentioned before if the banjo bolt on the caliper is the same size.

hilux don't have a banjo bolt, the hose goes to a hard pipe that then goes to the caliper
Cheers
Tim

[3VILC]

Hah, that's right, how could I forget that bloody pipe that's a pain to get off lol.

[derk]

if you go up to pick a part or somewhere to steal some longer hoses off another car not all brake hoses are equal, banjo and flared pipe fittings are pretty standard but there can be different fittings if the hose is screwing into a union.... theres also the odd bit of non metric stuff but you wouldn't find any of that on a bashed up old jappa