Ford 9" question
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Ford 9" question
From what I understand you can not get a Ford 9" if you do not have traction control. When I bought my car I specifically didnt want traction control. Now I kinda wish I did get it. So if you dont have traction control then you can not keep your abs brakes? If I spend all that money on a new rear end I dont want to have to worry about breaking it..... thats why id rather have a 9" than a 12 bolt.
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If you have TCS then you have a 4 channel ABS. In a 4channel ABS rear end there are relutor wheels pressed onto the axles that tell the abs sustem how fast the wheels are turning. If it is a 4 channel you can get a 9" and still retain ABS and TCS.
If your car was not equipped from the factory with TCS it has a 3 channel ABS. In a 3 channel setup there is only one reluctor wheel. It is located on the differential next to the ring gear. There are currently no differentials availiable for the 9" with this reluctor wheel or a provision in the 3rd member to accomodate a sensor.
It is not impossible to make a 3 channel ABS work on a 9", a few people have done it. It would take some serious modification.
Brad
If your car was not equipped from the factory with TCS it has a 3 channel ABS. In a 3 channel setup there is only one reluctor wheel. It is located on the differential next to the ring gear. There are currently no differentials availiable for the 9" with this reluctor wheel or a provision in the 3rd member to accomodate a sensor.
It is not impossible to make a 3 channel ABS work on a 9", a few people have done it. It would take some serious modification.
Brad
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Thanks, thats what I thought....I wish I would have got TCS now but oh well. I kinda like the feeling of having ABS on my car. If ya ever need to stop quickly then ya dont have to worry about locking em up and skidding to a stop