cbra-klla

iTrader: (52)

Plan on removing the abs system since i put a 9" in the car...what is everyone putting in place of the ABS unit?? thanks

firehawk123

there is a kit that burkhart chassis seal . give chuck a call .

cbra-klla

iTrader: (52)

I already have a SLP line lock that i prefer to reuse..is it easier and cheaper to peice it all together or buy an ABS delete kit??

BAKED

iTrader: (14)

If you are running skinnies up front then you can just go to the local auto parts store and but 2 2/16's "T" fittings, a 1/4 to 3/16's adapter, and a couple of 2' sticks of brake line, one 3/16" and one 1/4". You have to save the fittings that originally threaded into your master Cyl. and the rest of them will be standard theads that come with the sticks of brake line that you buy.
Just tie the two lines that go to the front brakes together and run it up to the back of the master Cyl. and tie the two back brake lines together and run it up into the front of the master Cyl.

Hope this helps!

98CamZ28

iTrader: (31)

Since you already have an SLP line lock, you can just get SJM's kit (sponson on here). They have a kit that is prebent and you can buy it for your specific kit for $159 if you need a flaring tool and $139 if you do not need a flaring tool. It also includes a Wilwood (i believe)brake proportioning valve that you would need to get since the stock ABS controls the bias of the front to rear brakes. It depends how good you are with routing the lines and how plug and play you want to make it

tee-boy

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i WOULD JUST BUY A KIT. I WENT TO EVERY AUTO PART STORE IN TOWN TRYING TO PIECE IT TOGETHER. SPENT MORE IN TIME AND GAS. GET MY DRIFT.

nemss1

opinions on the ABS block over SJM???

Nimitz87

iTrader: (17)

I'll be doing the SJM w/ proportional valve, and line lock.


Chad

01sscam

SJM here.

Blake01SS

iTrader: (24)

SJM here as well. Very Happy with it.

Blake

pddye

iTrader: (14)

I'll be going with a manual master cylinder from either midwest chasis or burkhart and reuse my hurst line lock. That way I can get the booster out of the way.

tee-boy

iTrader: (8)

Get a good double flare tool. Avoid oem tool at local part store. MY .O2.

tee-boy

iTrader: (8)

unless you've done both, that's a tough one to answer. One thing i can say is that sjm has really good customer service; BOUGHT MY WHEELS FROM HIM.

LS1SpeedAddict

iTrader: (9)

SJM here, cleans the look of the engine bay up real nice.

Steve Burger

iTrader: (33)

We have a kit that can reuse your line lock. Check our site.

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

I used a Proportioning Block from a '89 Z28 and got ahold of a Flaring Tool. I had to make one of the fittings a little bigger and use a different Line from the Master to the Proportioning Block for the Back Brakes. It works without a problem, I have LS1 Brakes in the front, and stock LT1 Brakes in the back.

The front Brakes aren't connected to it yet, but you get the idea.

BAKED

iTrader: (14)

Sorry man but those lines look like ****! Surely you can do better than that....

the_merv

iTrader: (88)

Not really caring about appearance here, if I had something to straighten out them Lines I would have.

1fast98

1fast98

i think they where 10 or 12 dollars. use the old holes in the frame where the module was mounted.