ABS Removal. Want to rid of the whole module.
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Originally Posted by ssms2k,Oct 21 2007, 03:07 PM
peanutbutter you are kinda local....so when you do your abs removal i can run eveything just like squirrel did but just leave out the line lock correct?
The rear prop valve has 4 lines to it.
1. Going from the MC to the prop valve
2. Going from the ABS mod. to the prop valve
3 and 4. Going to the back brakes..
So Im trying to find out what to do about the rear MC.
Then the front I will move on to
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ssms2k - the linelock is simply a solenoid that, when activated, holds pressure on your front brakes so you can do a burnout without moving. it's used to heat up your slicks in the water pit when drag racing.
macprotege5 - the extra throttle cable point isn't needed. the other two points hold the cable up very well. if your not going to b staging the car at the drag stip that often the you don't need the linelock. you can just T the line off to the brakes.
PeanutButter - for the rear line, your going to need a -3a/n T and two more of the brake adapter fittings that were needed for the master cylinder. as soon as my T's come in I'll put the prop valve setup together and take some more pics for yall. sorry i'm going so slow the install.
macprotege5 - the extra throttle cable point isn't needed. the other two points hold the cable up very well. if your not going to b staging the car at the drag stip that often the you don't need the linelock. you can just T the line off to the brakes.
PeanutButter - for the rear line, your going to need a -3a/n T and two more of the brake adapter fittings that were needed for the master cylinder. as soon as my T's come in I'll put the prop valve setup together and take some more pics for yall. sorry i'm going so slow the install.
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Originally Posted by Asura,Oct 17 2007, 08:10 PM
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.
-Asura
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
I would definitely get a manual proportioning valve. The factory bias is way to the front for racing IMHO and removing it just makes matters worse.
Asura is right if you can afford it, the dual Tiltons are nice.
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Originally Posted by squirrels2k,Oct 18 2007, 04:24 PM
one more pic. this is the final look. just waiting for the t for the end of the linelock and i'll be able to button everything up.
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