ABS in the front but not in back?
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ABS in the front but not in back?
when i did my rearend install i chose not to have the ABS and also installed the wilwood brakes... does this mean i have ABS in the front and not the back?
I ask this because today i finally got my M/T DR's on and tried to warm them up (spin em) but my back tires never turned over very fast... it felt like my back brakes were locking up harder than my front breaks... could this be when the brakes were installed they were installed too "tight" or is it just the ABS working in the front and not the back
by the way even with out the burn out those M/T's (255/50/16) hook up... damn! barely spun them....
Tyler
I ask this because today i finally got my M/T DR's on and tried to warm them up (spin em) but my back tires never turned over very fast... it felt like my back brakes were locking up harder than my front breaks... could this be when the brakes were installed they were installed too "tight" or is it just the ABS working in the front and not the back
by the way even with out the burn out those M/T's (255/50/16) hook up... damn! barely spun them....
Tyler
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Did you remove the ASR sensors? I removed mine & that caused my ASR INOP light to come on. Your ABS will still work if you removed the ASR sensors.
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The ABS unit also takes care of brake proportioning. So, you no longer have any brake proportioning so your rear will receive the same brake fluid pressure as the front. Hence, your rear is going to lock up first and cause you to spin.
I hope your not going to drive it on the street like that.
I hope your not going to drive it on the street like that.
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Originally Posted by Gregg_98TA
The ABS unit also takes care of brake proportioning. So, you no longer have any brake proportioning so your rear will receive the same brake fluid pressure as the front. Hence, your rear is going to lock up first and cause you to spin.
I hope your not going to drive it on the street like that.
I hope your not going to drive it on the street like that.
Thanks,
Tyler