Help! Replacement brake lines

Hello, I am new to this site. lots of good info. I am working on a 58 cj-5, doing a ground-up restoration. I bought a prebent set of steel brake lines for it from inline tube, and when they arrived today they were for a newer cj-5 without the "S" type lines on the front axle. My question is, does anyone know where I can get a set for the early cj-5 with the "S" type lines on the front axle. My jeep has the steel lines that mount on the front axle, for the front brakes. the kit I got has lines that mount on the frame in front of the motor. I am also doing a t98 swap, and am in need of a 3rd gear, any idea where I may find one? I also have some questions on trans crossmember spacers and floorpan mods. thanks, Caterpillarman

 

Try http://jeepdoc.com/. Or, making them could be an option.

 

You may also want to give www.willysoverland.com a try, They have new and salvaged parts. Bought lots of stuff from them and they have allways treated me good.

 

I just saw a set in the Tellico4x4 catalogue.

 

R&P was stocking them to compliment their 11" drum and disc brake upgrades. 503-557-8911. Nickmil

 

I'm going to do new brake lines in the next few weeks also.
Isn't pretty easy to just make all the lines form scratch???

 

Dual Reservoir master cylinder?

Hello, After a lot of looking around on this site, I am thinking of putting a dual master cylinder on my 58 cj5. If I am already having to redo the brake lines, I think I should go with this upgrade for safety. Is it worth it? or should I just stick with the single system. My jeep has the stock f head and is going to have a t98. It has a 1" rancho lift with 30" BFG mud terrains on it. I wish I would have done some of this research when I started this project. thanks, Caterpillarman.