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#426290 - 23/05/04 11:49 AM dropped rear sway bar, need longer lines?
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do I need to add longer vaccuum and or break lines now on an 01 X?

thanks

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#426291 - 23/05/04 11:50 AM Re: dropped rear sway bar, need longer lines?
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no. 3" lift with extended travel shocks and under full droop I've never had a complication with either line.

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#426292 - 23/05/04 12:20 PM Re: dropped rear sway bar, need longer lines?
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If you're lifted you might have to, but not lifted you definately don't need to. I'm lifted and had to extend my vent line and reposition the ABS sensor wire and bracketry. My brake line is also stretched pretty tight under certain conditions, so I got a new line. Unfortunately, after the nightmare Schludwiller and I had installing his extended brake line, I'm afraid to actually do it!
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#426293 - 23/05/04 12:45 PM Re: dropped rear sway bar, need longer lines?
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I have the Calmini 3" kit on. I haven't checked the articulation yet but I just wanted to get some feedback before I break a brake line or something~

Thanks guys. Sounds like everyones trucks may be a little different in this regard...

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