roaniecowpony
Well-Known Member
For you that have the Delta brakes, I found that my front brake lines were marginally long enough at full lock, due to the different position of the line attaching to the calipers.
My solution was to get the Synergy front brake lines from Poly Performance (Synergy's own retail outlet) Synergy Stainless Braided Brake Line Kit for 2018+ JL, JLU Wrangler, FRONT ONLY (polyperformance.com)
For the rear, I purchased the Teraflex lines (Synergy rear lines don't look like the end banjo fitting is bent to work well with the rear Delta brakes). Since the Teraflex lines didn't come with a factory style bracket, I cut the OEM lines and pulled them thru, then spread open the bracket where the line goes thru, with a chisile/hammer. Then I put the Teraflex lines in the bracket and crimped in a vise. There are likely other makers that have a good fit with the rear Delta brakes and maybe have brackets already installed.
My solution was to get the Synergy front brake lines from Poly Performance (Synergy's own retail outlet) Synergy Stainless Braided Brake Line Kit for 2018+ JL, JLU Wrangler, FRONT ONLY (polyperformance.com)
For the rear, I purchased the Teraflex lines (Synergy rear lines don't look like the end banjo fitting is bent to work well with the rear Delta brakes). Since the Teraflex lines didn't come with a factory style bracket, I cut the OEM lines and pulled them thru, then spread open the bracket where the line goes thru, with a chisile/hammer. Then I put the Teraflex lines in the bracket and crimped in a vise. There are likely other makers that have a good fit with the rear Delta brakes and maybe have brackets already installed.
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