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Old 03-22-05, 12:49 PM
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removing abs

my abs has been removed but in was done in the most getto fashion... the man that had the car befor me was a cheap peace of crap....so he removed the abs by bypasing it with some copper line but its sticking up right next to my intake manifold it looks like crap and i was wondering the proper way to do it or if i can make it look beter.
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Bump, I'd like a writeup or walkthrough as well.

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If you can make a double flair in the line to the rear brakes near the master cylinder and connect it directly there, the job looks better.
I practiced on some scrap tube first.
Then all you need is a T to connect the master front to the left & right fronts right where the ABS was.

Copper tube is not suitable for automotive or aircraft use because it tends to work harden at stress points & break.




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