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Ditching the ABS on a 4th gen F-Body?

 
1994FBody 1994FBody
New User | Posts: 12 | Joined: 04/09
Posted: 10/16/09
04:13 PM

I've gotta a 1994 F-Body that will be receiving a Pontiac engine with a Th400. It seems it would be better to just ditch the ABS all together for header clearance issues on the driver's side. Otherwise I will have to relocate it somewhere else. What would I need to make this happen? I'm assuming a new master cylinder and lines correct? I had planned on replacing the master cylinder, pads, rotors, and swapping rear axles anyway. This would also save some weight. The car will only be driven during the summer; no rain; and planning some track time. Any advice if I can use third gen parts? I just found this too: http://www.sjmmanufacturing.com/cam_brk_lt1.html Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance,


Dave  

 

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