Searched and searched nthing on ABS Removal...
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Searched and searched nthing on ABS Removal...
Hey guys I have searched and searched and have not been able to find a post on ABS removal or ABS delete. Does anyone have a walk through on this or a detailed post on how it's done? ANy help would be very much appericiated. Thanks
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if you are removing your abs I would assume your building a drag car? If thats the case its straight forward to remove, just find braided lines and run from the calipers straight to the master cylinder. why would you want a write up?
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http://www.nopistons.com/forums/inde...howtopic=20181
http://www.nopistons.com/forums/inde...opic=5059&st=0
Just curious, what makes you guys say it's only for a drag car? What's wrong with taking it out on the street and for road courses/autoX?
http://www.nopistons.com/forums/inde...opic=5059&st=0
Just curious, what makes you guys say it's only for a drag car? What's wrong with taking it out on the street and for road courses/autoX?
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removal of ABS introduces other issues - mostly around brake bias. howard coleman and others have made various comments about this in the suspension section iirc.
removing ABS is sometimes done in a race oriented setting (typically open track stuff).
There are absolutely no good reasons I can think of to remove it from a street car.
removing ABS is sometimes done in a race oriented setting (typically open track stuff).
There are absolutely no good reasons I can think of to remove it from a street car.
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There's probably no posts on it because a LOT of people opt not to do it. It's not a recommended modification to be done on a street car.
Second reason would be that most people that choose to do it have enough experience working on cars to do it w/out a "walk through".
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Maybe true but that system would be design specificly for that car and that setup.
Our cars abs system is designed for the factory setup and was one of the best braking systems of the time but, pad changes, wheel diameter and big brake kits all have an adverse effect on the abs system and it doesn`t work as it should. If you are a competent driver and have a BBK etc then you will more than likely be able to brake better without the abs.
I take no responsibility for the people who think they are competent drivers and clearly arn`t
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