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When are extended brake lines needed? And lift advice

Discussion in '1st Gen Tundras (2000-2006)' started by DaWhiteTundra, Jul 30, 2020.

  1. Jul 30, 2020 at 10:57 AM
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    DaWhiteTundra

    DaWhiteTundra [OP] New Member

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    Lsd, 5100’s all around, lift springs, 1inch rear block, extra leaf, 13wl caliper swap, slotted drilled rotors, ss brake lines, 27mm sway bar, rear addco sway bar,
    Hi all

    I’m lifting my tundra soon. I’m not exactly sure how much lift I’m going to have(If someone could give me a estimated range that‘d help). This is my first vehicle I’m lifting so I’m not so familiar with the different variables that effect the lift.

    I have ordered
    -bilstein 5100’s
    -eibach lift springs
    -eibach rear 1 inch block
    -2.5inch daystar lift with wheelers add a leaf

    anybody with experience know about how much lift I’m going to have running the 5100’s on notch 1 or 2? And will I need extended brake lines? I found some lines for a tundra with 4 inch lift, so I was kinda thinking I might need Longer lines. I searched on here a little bit and didn’t Find how much lift was needed before new lines were necessary. Maybe I didn’t look enough. Hopefully someone will be able to hook me up with some info.

    Thanks
     
  2. Jul 30, 2020 at 11:40 AM
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    Darkness

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    You won't need them for that, If you were running a 6" bracket lift then you'd want them. You're well within the limits of the stock lines even at full suspension extension (droop).
     

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