will I need to extend the brake lines and all that?

 

What kind of lift? And on a 4wd I doubt it but we still need a lot more info than one sentence.

 

and all that. I had to with my 4" lift. Line extenders should come with the kit...

 

hammer, do 4wd normally have to extend their lines? Or does it depend on the year? I running 9" on my front and didnt have to extend. Although I am 2wd, thats why I was asking though.

 

To be honest, I don't really remember how much longer the ones that came with the Rancho kit were than the stockers. It's been five years since I put this on now. I just remember that the kit came with nice. heavy duty, steel lined hoses.

 

sorry for being short lol its a ruff country that I'm thinking about buying for my 02 1500 4x4 I have never put a lift on before and friends are saying I'll have to redo brake lines and drive shafts I'm begining to think twice about putting a lift on it now if all this is true

 

Never heard of anyone having to do drive shafts. Brake lines, maybe. Go with what Hammer says as he has a 4wd. My 2wd needed neither longer lines or shafts and I have 12"

 

Look at the kit, read the instructions. ALL the better suspension lift companies put their instruction manuals online in .PDF format.

I never heard of doing anything with the driveshaft, and brake lines are basically a screw off, screw on thing.

I've done three body lifts, this was my first suspension lift I put on. IMO was easier than a body lift. More time consuming, more parts, but NO fabrication. Everything is just remove/replace...

 

dang weed, mine are stretched to their limits with 2.5in of lift

 

I will see if I can get some pics of mine later today