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Old 01-04-2011, 10:48 PM
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who makes an ABS delete block for lt1 car? I been looking and have come up emty handed..
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You don't really need a block...just a bunch of fittings. But www.sjmmanufacturing.com sells a complete kit that is a bit overpriced, but it includes everything you need.
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You don't really need a block...just a bunch of fittings. But www.sjmmanufacturing.com sells a complete kit that is a bit overpriced, but it includes everything you need.
Thanks for the info
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We typically use the SJM kits as well for in shop builds as well as I did on my own car.

contact sales@speedinc.com if you would like a price or to purchase a kit
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I make my own
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i used sjm. very simple design, easy to install. comes with everything you need including the flaring tool if you need one.
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just buy the fittings, itll save you over $100. if you can bend some brake lines and flare some ends you can do it. you will need the proportioning valve though
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I don't know about the absolute needing of a proportioning valve, I go without one just fine.
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SJM kit here.
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I don't know about the absolute needing of a proportioning valve, I go without one just fine.
I have done several without a valve and let me tell you. ...I still have yet to feel a difference with a pro valve to one without.
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Pics of these homemade kits?
Its not hard to make one up, but to do it as clean and nicely as the SJM kit would be a bitch.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
Pics of these homemade kits?
Its not hard to make one up, but to do it as clean and nicely as the SJM kit would be a bitch.
No pics of mine, but/because you are right, it is not real clean like your set-up, but functional.
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lol So you see what Im saying.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
SJM kit here.
Thats really Clean!!, exactly what im looking for! does the kit come with a line lock?
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Made my own one.... bought the line lock from Summit and the fitting from NAPA
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Originally Posted by ReggieWarrenJr
Thats really Clean!!, exactly what im looking for! does the kit come with a line lock?
No it does not. You either supply your own or they will sell you one in addition to the kit.
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Originally Posted by AChotrod
Pics of these homemade kits?
Its not hard to make one up, but to do it as clean and nicely as the SJM kit would be a bitch.
Illl try and get some tomorrow
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Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
No it does not. You either supply your own or they will sell you one in addition to the kit.
Alright, it just looked like there was one in the picture on the website.
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You guys making these home made ones arent using a valve? just a t in the front line and sending to the rear straigh of the master cylinder?
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You guys making these home made ones arent using a valve? just a t in the front line and sending to the rear straigh of the master cylinder?
yes sir
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