greasemonkey85

ok i got these at tractor supply, but lowes or home depot should have them too. go to the hardware department where all the eye hooks, and fence stuff is. this is a flat piece with holes on each end and it is used with a u bolt on fence poles. the back ones are the 4 inch brackets. they worked awesome on the back. i got 3 inch ones for the front but i didn t like how it pulled the brake line very tight on the passenger side. it actually wrapped around the spring perch on the top. i seen someone with the BDS kit and it had very short brackets. it probably isn t worth it in the front, just get the brake lines.

it really wasn t even $5 because i took the front ones off and didn t use them. i got the 2- 4" brackets for the back, and 2- 3/4"x 1/4" bolts with 4 washers and 2 lock washers. i put one washer on each factory bolt then bolted the bracket to the frame. then pulled the bracket down to the bottom. i put the bolt through the bracket, then in the extender bracket, then flat washer, then lock washer, then nut. on the passenger side i pulled the brake line away from the track bar bracket and bent the front a little over the frame so nothing was touching. on the driver side i just had to do the frame part. worked great and i have no problems flexing my 4" skyjacker!

VBS4

Great idea.
Just make sure your brake lines aren't touching the shocks (or even near them).
When I had stock lines, they rubbed the shocks and almost rubbed all the way through. Luckily I caught it before they ruptured. They were so bad that I had to replace them....stainless braided lines

I only say this because in the pic, they look like they're touching.
If they are, just bend the hard lines slightly.

davebloomer

props on that man, i bet a lotta people will use that! if i didn't already have the TF ones id do it tomorrow!! now come up with something for the front

greasemonkey85

no there not touching they have about a 1/2" of clearance. i will be trying to figure something out for the front.