Pics of full ABS delete: Custom lines and Wilwood prop valve in center console

[Eric_VR-4]

Does anything happen to the ECS system when you do this? They are connected.

Also, it seems you could remove even more stuff if you take out the wheel speed sensors.

[Barefoot]

ESC still worked.. until I installed the K-sports

[Eric_VR-4]

cool thanks

[3Sxtc]

Originally Posted by mike2

mike@whitbygas.com

is it like this - its the two off the master cylinder what confuses me .does it matter which one goes to the front and which goes to the rear



thanx mike

Struggly, if you were to re-do your brake line system, how would you do it now to account for the theoretical shortcomings?

[Hammer]

Originally Posted by 1500awhp

From what I've read, the main purpose of ABS is to allow steering ability during emergency braking conditions and prevent "flat-spots" on tires. As far as braking distances are concerned, ABS actually increases them (in bad weather).
Someone correct me if im incorrect.

Kinda off-topic: So, the advantages of deleting ABS are better pedal feel, shorter stopping distances, less weight, better wieght distribution, and more room under the hood. While the disadvantages of doing this are little or no steering ability under very heavy braking, possible occurance of "flat-spots", and loss of confidance. Right? Did I leave anything out?

Thanks

Something that I have noticed that I do not like about ABS (whats to like?)
is the fact that once it activates it does not reset nearly fast enough to
avoid a serious problem. I caught air once (don't ask) and came back down
on a clean dry road surface with brakes locked up. The ABS kicked in
and what should have taken 15 feet to stop took 45+ feet with the ABS fighting the brake pedal all the way til the car stopped. Even after all the weight of the car settled on the wheels on a clean dry surface the ABS never
allowed full braking. There was no accident and no one was injured save the
ABS. No damage to the car or anything else. But I did learn the limits of the
lousy ABS.

Take note the ABS can cause problems braking even on clear dry days if you
get a wheel out of contact with the ground for some reason.

[motomaniac06]

Can some one tell me, when doing the delete w/ the oem parts;
on the prop. valve .... where do the rear brake lines hook up to theres 6 ports and i have it figured out its either the top right and left or the 2nd from the top right and left? Could some one please tell me which one..... cause i know it makes a difference if you hook it up backward

[phule]

Just picked up a used prop valve from the junk yard. im going to order up the factory lines and start this in the next week or so. also does anyone have a diagram for the lines. i was in a hurry and didnt document them.

[My92Stealth]

They should be very self explanatory.

[phule]

Thats what i was hoping.

[lethal_vr4]

If I remember correct the factory lines are labled what said they went to....