Explorer disc brake lines and drive line help

[Jakedog]

Need advice on installing new brake lines for rear disc set up. I will be installing a new currie axle this weekend with the explorer disc set up. I read somewhere on here about having to use flexible lines instead of the hard lines due to movement in the caliper. What lines are recommended for this? Anyone have pics of their disc brake set up in the rear?

I know my stock drive line is not going to bolt up to the new rear end. Do I need a new drive line, or is there an adapter to hook up to the new yoke?

 

[SteveL]

They make adapter u-joints if your new axle has a different yoke.

 

[399strokerEB]

You can buy the stock explorer line. I think I bought two of the short side.

 

[Jakedog]

Need advice on hooking up drive shaft. Currie told me I can use a 1330 big cap u joint to hook up my stock driveline to my new Currie yoke. I see that spicer does make this part. Is this the best way to go about hooking up my driveline?

Is it better to go with a new driveline?