Does this work?

[toolex]

I needed to get extended brake lines for my new kit and something got in the way of me gettin them..anyways, i was wondering if you can take two factory lines and put them together to make a longer one, just for a couple of days, i need my truck drivable and tomorrow is sunday, so none of the off road shops that sell the lines are open also, how much would a two stock lines for a 91 yota run? thx for the help.

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[tedmales]

i do not think that stock line will just screw into each other. you could probably find a napa and make something work

[YotaWhoopRunner]

Ive heard that you could tie two factory lines together on a yota to get them extended.

http://www.off-road.com/toyota/cheaptricks/brakeline/

[drtdevil93]

i dont know where you are located, but Kartek is open on sundays...

erik

[farmboy]

Most toyota truck rear lines have one male, and one female end. It will work, have done it and seen it done. Go to pick n pull.

[toolex]

I live in cali, right by LAX. ...where is kartek?
-thanks

[NOODLE]

Off the 91 in Corona.

[toolex]

far ..i went to see the stock brake lines and the ends both looked the same, what can i use to connect them together, any ideas would be great.
-thanks

[jaferri]

Take one of your line off and take it down to Pep Boys or Kragen, Auto Zone etc and they have adapters and fittings for brake lines and such. Match them up and you'll be set.

Josh

[BIG_FAT_LOSER]

a rear line bolted to a front line on a yota will entend them, but is about as Ghetto as it gets. Buy or have longer ones made.