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Dan Brown Photography
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Banksia
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hey matty,
i'm building a v8 powered ef sedan to run Super Street drag racing. The ef is currently running a 6 with ABS. the v8 conversion is going to be running a carby set up and therefore most of the existing wiring will be stripped out and the basics left in. my question is ( i promise i'm getting to it  ) can i remove the ABS unit and run the brakes/booster without it or do i need to work out a way to run brakes with no ABS?the car is strip use only so it wont ever see the road again. also can i get a price to upgrade the rotors to slotted front and rear, non ABS. cheers mate
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brake set up for an ef v8 drag car
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