What do non-sport, non abs cars use as a brake compensator?

[Djw John]

As the title really. Just pondering! Fitted the whole cup set up to the track car the other day but the smallest pipe has been misplaced at some point.

Popped down the scrappys and got one of a non abs 1.2. But I can't remember what my old one ran and I'm just wondering if it would be better/more reliable than the cup compensator.

 

[FLOBALOB]

Dont think the Cup has a compensator. Thats why the rear brakes are naff. Track focused car and all that. Was told there is a note on MOT testing stations notes to take this into account but having recently got an MOT I asked the tester and he showed me the DOT's notes on car and it said nothing.

 

[BoatNonce]

Trust me, you don't want the back brakes to do much. Even with the compensator the rears like to lock.

 

[Djw John]

I know they don't do much and I don't want them to, I just don't remember my old 1.4 having anything like the setup the cup has. I think it was just a simple run of pipes with nothing to go wrong!

It won't be getting changed, I'm just curious!

 

[AlexW]

I didn't actually know you could get a non-sport without ABS, I guess I've only dealt with higher specs.

 

[Djw John]

Not sure about ph2s Alex but ph1 it's fairly common

 

[AlexW]

I had completely forgotten about Ph1's lol!

 

[Djw John]

How f**king dare you!!

 

[Jaff.]

Compensator valve on the rear axle, a la coupes

old school yo