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182cup & 172 racecar
Pull the fuse and die.Don't do it.
Fuk around with the steering wheel angle sensor thats what turned mine off 
As Tony says, Don't do it !
As Tony says, Don't do it !
Do not remove the fuse you will also disable the electronic brake distribution as said above.
If you really want to remove the abs you will have to fit a bias adjusting valve and a cup master cylinder iirc have a look in the projects section there are some that have done it but it's not really worth it for a road car.
If you really want to remove the abs you will have to fit a bias adjusting valve and a cup master cylinder iirc have a look in the projects section there are some that have done it but it's not really worth it for a road car.
225 meg, clio 172 ex
Haha i second that... Why do people not listen to good advice!
Just go and get your abs system looked at for being over sensitive! DO NOT PULL THE FUSE!
Haha! It's nothing wrong with it just cant handle late braking never liked abs, sure if any of you are at castle Coombe In September you'll see I can drive fine
untill the back end of your car steps out because the brake balance is all to ****. by all means crack on, but you have been warned by people
theres a video on here somewhere of someone driving on track with the abs removed. needless to say it would have been written off if he was on road
theres a video on here somewhere of someone driving on track with the abs removed. needless to say it would have been written off if he was on road
Sell it and buy a Cup ?!
had a abs missing due a rear disc issue so had no abs,
i have had abs inoperative on other cars in the past, but they drove fine, the clio was not fun/nice to drive with the abs light on, would lock wheels up very easily, but never had the abs kick in yet, all working fine now and can enjoy driving again!
i have had abs inoperative on other cars in the past, but they drove fine, the clio was not fun/nice to drive with the abs light on, would lock wheels up very easily, but never had the abs kick in yet, all working fine now and can enjoy driving again!
182cup & 172 racecar
Why ask for advice and then totally ignore it?Do not be a muppet and remove the fuse,I have tried this in a controlled environment (a quiet corner of a circuit) and it is not good,all you will get is the back wheels locking up.
I was asking for advice on how to remove, but thankyou for letting me know I'm goin to run lines through the car so will put a bias in there and look at removing the pump
182cup & 172 racecar
Good lad.
Evo 5 RS
As above! Unless you've got a death wish
Bit of a thread resurrection.
Proof that removing the ABS fuse is likely to put your car into a barrier..
I didn't do any prior research before going on a howfast day yesterday.. Figured removing the abs would help whilst i've got a cracked abs ring. It just felt like i was slowing down on the handbrake into the corners.. Helped with turn in, but was a bugger to catch!
Proof that removing the ABS fuse is likely to put your car into a barrier..
I didn't do any prior research before going on a howfast day yesterday.. Figured removing the abs would help whilst i've got a cracked abs ring. It just felt like i was slowing down on the handbrake into the corners.. Helped with turn in, but was a bugger to catch!
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182cup & 172 racecar
I said don't do it. lol.
