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cornish rattler



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United Kingdom 1988 Defender 90 200 Tdi CSW Bronze Green
+2" lift kit brake pipe advice
Hi guys

I have just today bought a Terrafirma +2" lift kit from craddocks but totally forgot about brake pipes, do i need extra long brake pipes for this setup ( TF204 ) landy will be used for off roading / green laning aswell as every day car, what do you think Confused Graham

1988 Defender 90 county 200tdi ( Beast )

Paul Walker 1973-2013
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roel



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I would go for extended brake lines at least in the front I don't think it's needed in the rear.

I you want to save a little you might be able to lower the on the chassis and modify the plate on the caliper side. Roel

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steventheplumber



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What are you doing about your propshafts?
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jst



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Llama 4x4 i use for all my pipes, excellent product. consider banjo fittings straight to caliper too. search for other thread on here about it. Cheers

James
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blackwolf



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Bearing in mind the relatively insignificant extra cost, and the realtively insignificant additional effort to fit, I would definitely fit extended hoses. Not worth the risk, especially if they are short you could well rip out both circuits in a single incident.
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cornish rattler



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steventheplumber wrote:
What are you doing about your propshafts?


Why, i didn't think i needed to Smile Graham

1988 Defender 90 county 200tdi ( Beast )

Paul Walker 1973-2013
( I Almost Had You )
Post #393704 29th Jan 2015 5:24pm
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steventheplumber



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Watch part six of a 4x4 is born, helpful info.

you can get plates from paddocks to extend your props as well
Post #393771 29th Jan 2015 8:06pm
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