Removal of ABS
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Well i don't drive the car in the rain and this is the first car that i have kept the ABS in, but it is not necessary if you know how to brake properly, plus eliminating the ABS under the hood will free up som space for some other things. So I am just looking for info on elimating the ABS in the RX. Take a look at the Apexi Rx-7 drift car in Japan, no ABS. Leading the drift class also.
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Take a look at the Apexi Rx-7 drift car in Japan, no ABS. Leading the drift class also.
Take a look at the Apexi Rx-7 drift car in Japan, no ABS. Leading the drift class also.
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No, I think it makes for more room when You start to mod the hell out of the car there is not enough room for all the parts under the hood. With the ABS unit gone there is room for numerous boxes in that location. Plus who uses the ABS anyways?
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In the 4 years of hard driving my car (summer) i have never been in ABS mode, Actually i have only been in ABS mode once in my 2000 Ford Explorer and it almost caused me to crash into the car in front of me. By removing the ABS there is a huge space created for new more usefull parts. Oil Catch can etc. By removing the ABS it won't affect your braking just when you lock up your brakes.
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I'd recommend re-proportioning the front/rear bias as the rear is heavily biased in the FD, & without ABS you're likely to lock up the rear way before the front. This wastes braking energy.