Anyone daily drive w/o ABS?
How is it? Dry weather, wet weather? Please post your thoughts/comments.
Might unplug a fuse/relay for the ABS and give it a whirl. Having 3 channel ABS can really put a hamper on finding a used 12 bolt (from an LS1 car).
Ryan
Might unplug a fuse/relay for the ABS and give it a whirl. Having 3 channel ABS can really put a hamper on finding a used 12 bolt (from an LS1 car).
Ryan
Originally posted by RacinLT1
ls1's have the same crappy 10 bolt we do.
i havent had abs in 2.5 years,havent missed it yet. i have had more worries with running skinnies then i have had with no abs.
ls1's have the same crappy 10 bolt we do.
i havent had abs in 2.5 years,havent missed it yet. i have had more worries with running skinnies then i have had with no abs.
Just trying to get a feel for what its like. Probably one of those things you'll never find out until its too late...
Ryan
Yeah, that's why the 1st gen Viper could outbrake any other car, the lack of ABS. Oh wait, it couldn't. Give it ABS(2nd gen, SRT-10) and it is now one of the best brakers in the world.
ABS is not "for those who don't know how to drive." There is no freakin way any human is fast enough to pulse the brakes faster than the computer at impending lockup. For a daily driver, I'd leave it intact. It's not worth the 10 lbs at best to lose it.
ABS is not "for those who don't know how to drive." There is no freakin way any human is fast enough to pulse the brakes faster than the computer at impending lockup. For a daily driver, I'd leave it intact. It's not worth the 10 lbs at best to lose it.
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