k so ive searched alot and havent gotta a straight answer. my question is will this work for my 95 4runner? http://youtu.be/2MeqSGE6P-0 i have lift coils for the rear and i need to extend the rear brake hose,

thanks in advance

 

come on people some ones gotta know, i have till tuesday before i need to return the spring compressor tool. so ordering a brake line would take to long. need to know a "junkyard shortcut"

 

You don't need a coil compressor to do rear coils.

Extending the rear brake line is best done with an extended brake line.

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why dont i need a coil compressor? The coils are 4 inch lift and at full droop and compressed they barely muscle in. That's with the rubber brake hose disconnected.

 

You don't need a coil compressor to put in rear coils. Period.

Remove the sway bar and other lines that bind and you should be able to droop the axle to hell.

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got the lift all done last night, as far as the brake line i was able to use 2 toyota oem brake lines together to make the "extended" line. ill post pics and details of the process later. all in all it took me about 4 hours

 

Yes, i used that same youtoube vid as my model and the two factory lines coupeled up works fine, maybee isulate the front lines from contact with metal using insulation foam Ext. i was on a time crunch too and didnt like the price on extended lines, maybe you wont DD your kids to school, but this mod works for me...

 

yeah dealing with brakes is kinda iffy but so far i cant tell a difference in the pedal, response, etc every thing seems fine except im shortening my lower link arms each 1 inch due to my bad pinion angle from the lift. it has a vibration till i exceed 25ish mph. using 1 3/4x .188 wall DOM sleeves.

 

need bigger tires now too lol

 

Can i ask what lift that is. ??

 

4 inch procomp coils and es9000 shocks with custom brackets for the rear. And procomp front drop bracket kit with the same shocks. You can find it all at 4wheelparts

 

Looks good. Glad to see you got it done. You should just extend the upper links so you're still in the wheel well.