Brake lines with SOA and shackle flip

[AdamG]

OK. Got all my duckies in a row for my shackle flip and SOA. Will be adding shocks when I get it all done, and probably after coming back from Disney OK in a couple of weeks. I am however pretty sure I need a solution for the brakelines. So my question is this: Is there a stock application brake line, say for a full size truck or the like, that is longer than the stock FSJ lines and will fit?
I dont have the coin right now for SS lines.
Any one have any idea on cost for having standard rubber lines made at a hydraulic shop? Would that be cheaper?
I would rather avoid having to replumb too much, hard lines etc, so I am looking for an easier solution.
Thanks,
Adam G

Rig is a 1981 FSJ Cherokee, v-8, D44 front, AMC 20 rear. Running 37" claws.

[lasinvegas]

I originally bought the extended lines from BJ's. Never used them, but they are cheaper than having lines made. I just spent almost $200 having new brake lines made for the wag build.

[AdamG]

food for thought fer sher.
Thanks

[Dmntxn77]

My vote is for BJ's lines. They are fairly priced and are very nice...

[Casey]

If you don't have the coin for SS lines, you can use stock Chevy truck front brake hoses. I used some from a '77 K10. They're the same as FSJ hoses, only longer. They work great
I had one rear SS line from a CJ project and made a drop bracket to extend it enough to work.

[AdamG]

Originally Posted by Casey

If you don't have the coin for SS lines, you can use stock Chevy truck front brake hoses. I used some from a '77 K10. They're the same as FSJ hoses, only longer. They work great
I had one rear SS line from a CJ project and made a drop bracket to extend it enough to work.

Awesome!
that is exactly what I was looking for!
Thanks,
Adam G