Brake Lines & Brake Components
Brake components for lifted vehicles, mainly extended brake lines, brake line brackets and relocation kits, with one rear disc brake conversion kit. Most are from Clayton Off Road and ICON Vehicle Dynamics, covering Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator and Grand Cherokee, Land Cruiser and Ford Super Duty. Match line length to your lift height and confirm front or rear and model year.
Brake Lines & Brake Components FAQs
Do I need extended brake lines after a lift?
Often, yes. If the lift is more than a small amount, the stock lines can run out of slack at full travel. Most lift kit makers say when longer lines are needed, so check the kit instructions.
What size brake lines do I need for a 3-inch lift?
Look for a line made for that lift height and your vehicle, such as ICON kits listed for specific lift ranges. Always buy a length listed for your lift range.
Are Jeep JK and JL brake lines the same?
No. The listings are split by model, such as JK 2007 to 2018 and JL 2018 and newer, and front and rear are often separate.
What does a brake line bracket do?
It holds the brake line in the right position after the axle or suspension geometry changes. Many are used with a taller lift.
Do I need to bleed the brakes after replacing lines?
Yes. Opening the hydraulic system lets air in, so the brakes must be bled after replacement. If you are not familiar with this, use a qualified shop.
