2009-2012 Ford F150 Crown Performance Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit (0-3 inch of Lift) | Part# FORD95FR

2009-2012 F150 Crown StainleStainless Steel Steel Brake Lines for 0-3 inch Lift/Leveling Kit

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High-Quality Brake Lines Built to Length with Choice of Vinyl Wrap Color

The only thing better than a set of high-quality stainless steel brake lines is when they can come made for your F150's lift height and in different color options. Crown Performance's 2009-2012 F150 Stainless Steel Brake Lines give your truck a superior pedal feel and immensely improved durability over stock, all while coming built-to length for your F150's lift height. The Crown Performance Brake Lines even feature several different color options so that you can match your F150's styling theme or get an aggressive, stand-out look for your truck's brake lines. Crown's kit comes with four front and rear brake lines, and this version fits F150's equipped with 0-3" of lift.

Five Layers of Kevlar Reinforced Stainless Steel with a Teflon Core

The Crown Performance Stainless Steel Brake Lines are built tough and won't swell or bulge like the factory brake lines. Each brake line is made using five layers of braided stainless steel that are each reinforced with Kevlar for additional strength. The lines utilized a Teflon inner core that helps minimize friction and is resistant to volumetric expansion so that you always get a consistent and crisp pedal feel. The brake lines are DOT-approved for street use and can use just about any OEM or OE-replacement brake fluid without issues. The brake lines come in your choice of vinyl-wrapped color, and Crown includes hardware and instructions. Crown offers a 2-year warranty on the lines, and a 3-month warranty on the vinyl.

Fitment: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 F150 with 0-3" of Lift

Front & Axle Brake Lines Only: this kit only includes brake lines for the front calipers and for your truck's body-to-axle lines. It does not include rear caliper brake lines as standard.

Not for Raptor: this brake line kit will not fit SVT Raptor models.

Not returnable: these brake lines are each custom made and cannot be returned.

Planning on a 6 inch lift for my 09 f150 4wd the rough country kit I want to use doesn't require extended brake hoses should I get the stock length or the ones for a 6 inch lift?

Asked by: Kevan Leimbach - 5/4/2022

You could go either way. You could use these lines and use Rough Country's included brake line brackets. You could also get the 6" lift version of these brake lines and just reuse the stock mounting points, which will save you an install step and possibly give you a little more slack in the lines for doing brake jobs (though we have not tried the combination ourselves). If it were my truck, I would probably do the lines for 6" of lift.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/4/2022)

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I have a 2.5” leveling kit in the front and 2” lift blocks in the rear. Should I purchase the 2” or 3” kit?

Asked by: Curt - 5/27/2021

It's generally a better idea to go a little long, so you should probably go with the 3" lift option.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/28/2021)

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I lifted my 2011 fx4 2" in front and 3/4" in back. I am looking at getting a 3" lift later on and was wondering if I order the 3" lift ones would I have any problems with the lines having to much extra until I do the 3" lift?

Asked by: Matt - 8/28/2017

As long as you keep the slack from rubbing on any rotating components or moving parts, you should be fine. That being said, you'd likely be better off waiting until you're actually at 3" of ride height.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (8/29/2017)

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