Figured I would ask this question here since the main reason someone would delete their abs is for a 12 bolt swap. What all is involved and what problems does it cause? Can you keep the front abs if you swap in a nonabs rear?

 

as far as completely removing it,havent done that yet,and mines been dead for 2 years.

you cant keep front abs without the rear,it's a 3 or 4 channel system,and as soon as 1 channel is removed/in trouble the whole unit is dead.

 

So, does it cause any problems? Other than being able to lock up your brakes.(if you call that a problem) Do you just disconnect it from the rear?

 

why not just build your own abs set up so you can keep it with a diff rear end?

 

Please pardon my ignorance, but how would you do that?

 

It's easy to remove. Basically, you disconnect the lines running to the ABS module, then tee the front 2 lines together, and run them to the master cylinder. Then, run the rear one to a proportioning valve and connect that to the master cylinder..

Pressto, no more ABS.. Now is the perfect time to put a line lock in though.. Check out this site, they have some line lock install kits that can help, it's a bitch to bend all the lines and make the flares right..

http://www.mycamaroz28.homestead.com/

--Sean

 

I would like that homemade abs recipe as well.

 

know anyone with pictures or items needed to buy or a kit we can buy?

i have the stock rear end but hate my ABS and it would be nice to get rid of the added lil bit of weight

 

http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...hreadid=169674

I do have the original email given to me that showed how to do it if anyone needs anything further i can email it to them.