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    hi just wondering wats involved in removing the abs module in a 180sx up in the engine bay?


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    New brake lines is the main job really.
    not too bad at all.


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    this is something i also wanna do but breaks are one thing i dont want mess around with.

    DB power do a kit with the extra lines and all, i think im just going to get that

    http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showthread.p...ht=ABS+removal

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    You need a non ABS master cylinder too..

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    Quote Originally Posted by nissan_doctor View Post
    You need a non ABS master cylinder too..
    not essntial but does help a small bit i can do the full job if you wanted pm me if you want a price


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    it actually seems fairly handy to do





    http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showthread.p...ht=abs+removal

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    I wouldn't recommend using a t-peice for the front brakes.

    A non ABS master cylinder has 2 outlets for the front, one for left and one for right. This gives the required force and pressure for the larger front brakes.

    It also means that if you damage a brake line or have a leak you don't loose front braking completely as you would using a t-peice/splitter.

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