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FLGS400

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Try to take the bracket off the stock line and use it. I had to adjust the location of that bracket on my stock replacement lines. You can gently open up the part that bends around with a hammer and chisel. To put it on the replacement line, just gently squeeze it back together with a c-clamp or channel locks when you get it where you want it. Just be careful not to pinch the new lines.
 

Cheezebandit

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Adjustable end links?
They are heim joints on the bottom and the top has a fully threaded bolt and some jam nuts.

The bolt can be backed out 2-3 inches. It's currently threaded in all the way. I was debating on trimming the bolt or just buying a shorter one to shorten it up. I've read the shorter the better but I can't say if that actually matters.


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Cheezebandit

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It’s not nearly as classy as your truck but I used a hose clamp for my brake line.

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Classy is very kind ..
Try to take the bracket off the stock line and use it. I had to adjust the location of that bracket on my stock replacement lines. You can gently open up the part that bends around with a hammer and chisel. To put it on the replacement line, just gently squeeze it back together with a c-clamp or channel locks when you get it where you want it. Just be careful not to pinch the new lines.
I absolutely mangled the factory brake line clamps.

There is a mounting tab on the new a arm to accommodate the factory clamp. I just goobered mine. Maybe someone makes a replacement clamp, not sure I guess I'll look into that.
 
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