Nevada Backroaders

Got an 06 Unlimited with a Pro Comp 4" lift. Adding sway bar quick disconnects and a front end leveling kit (spacers). Just wondering if there will be an issue with the front brake lines? I've been told I don't need to worry about them. Seems like I might need longer ones since I am lifting it a little more. Also thinking about a 1" body lift. Is there any other concerns I should have about the added height?

Also, does anybody have any 6" angle iron laying around? I need to tie my rear bumper into my frame instead of it being attached only to the rear cross-member.

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06 Hummer H3 w/Adventure package.

if it was my jeep i'd get longer brake lines. the 4" lift combined with the added droop from the disco's could stress the stock ones. don't need your brake lines becoming your limiting straps on the front. don't know about you but i like having front brakes. honestly you could get by with bending the hardline to rubber line bracket down some, that's what i did on my jeep but i'm only running a 2.5" lift, or we've relocated the brackets to the bottom of the frame and gained the needed length that way. once you have the stock swaybar links off to install the disco's try it by jacking one corner of the front bumper sky high and see what happens then go from there.

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