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Now we can properly brake check people in the fast lane![]()
Pro tip - when brake checking use your e-brake for best results
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Now we can properly brake check people in the fast lane![]()
if properly equipped.yes, but just pull the bulb and good to go.Does the ABS light stay on with the system disengaged?
Does it throw a code on the obd2 system? Curious if emissions inspect. in AZ would see it.yes, but just pull the bulb and good to go.
Does it throw a code on the obd2 system? Curious if emissions inspect. in AZ would see it.
Thx Phil It is an emissions test but any code will fail the test, idk off the top of my head, are all obd codes emissions only related? Im used to airplanes, lights/ codes for everything!
Looks great, opens that space up very nicely. Thanks for writeup. I'll be getting to this one soon!
Still have plugs for the ABS holes?If you dont want to spend stupid money on fillers for the front ABS sensor I have plugs available for cheap.
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Yes PM me your emailStill have plugs for the ABS holes?
You can plug the break line hole.Need to replace my booster and master. Should I get a non-ABS master/ 80 booster from City Racer? Deleting my ABS and LSPV. Hard to find non-ABS front axle junction. Need to see if I can find an alternative. Otherwise do the tee connection others have done. Do you have ABS sensor plugs for sale? If not will likely keep sensors unplugged and in place to serve as “plugs”
Thanks! Been looking for 3/16” m10x1.0 plugs. Not as easy to find.You can plug the break line hole.
I googled 10mmx1.0 brake line plug and many sources came up. Or, if you have access to a welder you could make a plug out of one of the several fittings you eliminated from the system.Thanks! Been looking for 3/16” m10x1.0 plugs. Not as easy to find.
Most seemed bubble flare, not inverted flareI googled 10mmx1.0 brake line plug and many sources came up. Or, if you have access to a welder you could make a plug out of one of the several fittings you eliminated from the system.