DIY_ABS
Craig Pugsley
c.pugsley at trl.telstra.com.au
Tue Feb 4 00:19:45 GMT 1997
> >What's neat about most of the ABS systems on vehicles today is that its a
> >seperate embedded system from the engine computer and other related items,
> >therefore, if you really, really want ABS, you can use the
> >hubs/spindles/brake brake assemblies from the donor vehicle, retrofit them to
> >your own, and the job is pretty much complete.
>
> Except for two things..
>
> 1) The programming will most likely be ALL wrong for the weight of the vehicle
> decel rates, slip angles, etc..
I'm not an ABS expert, but I thought the simpler units were just a case
of "Wheel is locked up--release brake pressure".
Of course, if the ABS is used in conjuction with a traction
control/vehicle stability system (aka big mercs/new honda prelude) it's
a different scenario.
Having said that I think I trust myself more with injection than
brakes!!
> I think DIY_ABS is only useful if accompanied by DIY_EjectionSeat
:-) a quick trip to the air force surplus??
Cheers,
Craig.
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