Subject	Re: Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32
Posted by	TRJohn46 on March 07, 2012 at 9:51 PM
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In Reply To	Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32 posted by ZinnZ32 on March 07, 2012 at 05:59 PM
Message	I think there are some racing classes where ABS is not allowed. Other than that, there is no reason to delete the system. They are substantially trouble free, and add a modicum of safety to a car that can be tail happy in wet or slippery conditions. Even when you list your pros & cons, is is fairly clear that you are better off keeping the ABS, IMHO.
Follow Ups	Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32 - ZinnZ32 17:59:36 03/07/12 What aftermarket brake setups have you driven on? - TriniTT 18:49:05 03/07/12 You've really already answered your own questions, no? - Ted (92TT) 20:10:18 03/07/12 ... - aliaZ 23:52:48 03/07/12 For what its worth, I dont have ABS on my Z - f1ym4n 20:26:35 03/08/12 Re: Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32 - 300ZMang 20:30:44 03/07/12 Re: Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32 - TRJohn46 21:51:20 03/07/12 How much track experience do you actually have? - dogpile 09:16:27 03/08/12 Ive never seen a comparison where ABS didn't win - Antihero 10:50:21 03/08/12 I'd remove the system - Rob'Z 11:43:16 03/08/12 In all fairness, if you're breaking out the "potentials," - dogpile 12:02:14 03/08/12 In all fairness, though Z's shouldn't be driven in *snow*.. - CoHPhasor 20:02:49 03/08/12 Sorry, completely disagree with this - vorpalZ 21:38:37 03/08/12 Completely moot. We're not talknig about street cars at all. - dogpile 09:11:52 03/09/12 really? - Antihero 13:24:03 03/08/12 ABS in race car - MikeC(NZ) 03:43:56 03/09/12 it is my understanding that racing series where ABS is - LJZTT 06:14:48 03/09/12 traction control and active handling make you faster too - Rob'Z 22:30:13 03/09/12 Re: Deleting ABS & Feasibility for a Track Z32 - chicagozer 10:09:14 03/09/12
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