ABS Removal. Want to rid of the whole module.
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theoretically they should work just like stock (minus the abs) and the rears will have less pressure going to them due to the prop valve. i know summit has a four wheel prop valve that you can adjust the front and rears with. that may be an option.
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PeanutButter,
You might want to run twin master cylinders for front/rear and a manual cockpit accessible proportioning valve to adjust the bias. Easier said than done. Also, use as much hardline as you can. Get them re-formed if this is accessible to you.
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You might want to run twin master cylinders for front/rear and a manual cockpit accessible proportioning valve to adjust the bias. Easier said than done. Also, use as much hardline as you can. Get them re-formed if this is accessible to you.
-Asura
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I did Laguna Seca with no ABS Oct 2nd. I only locked up on two corners. ABS is a nice safety feature, but not a requirement especially on a race car.