$5 Abs Delete

What I did was take the NON-ABS Factory Proportioning Block out of a 1990 Camaro that just got hit and came to the Junk Yard, I am going to have to do a little custom work here, but I am running the Brake Lines to that from the LT1 Factory Master Cylinder, and the Factory LT1 Lines going to the Front and Back go to their spots in the block without any modification.
I have to custom do some of the Fittings on the lines from the Master Cylinder to the Block, I got ahold of a Double-Flare, and I am going to do all that tomorrow.
I will take pics when I finish it up..
sorry i met a pole before because i hit the brakes and it jerked to the right hard...

I haven't had functional ABS since I have had the Car, so I have gotten used to it..

It will look good in the Engine Bay, I just have to figure out where to put it exactly..
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I have the LS1 Brakes on the Front, so that will help..
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I could be wrong, but if you still have abs, I think that the computer handles the bias on an as needed basis.
On a non abs car, the factory prop. valve is set up for the specifications of the car it came installed on. IMO, an adjustable prop. valve is the only way to go for a conversion, unless you find a donor car that came with the same brakes, tires, and weight as the car it is being installed on. Braking ability is not an area that I am willing to take chances with, to save some work and a few bucks.


I like that. I should get that kit or start piecing it together. I need to find a spot for a ingnition box. I was thinking of putting it where the abs is.

