searched and nothing came up, only 4 topics and one topic is jsut a thumbs down but anyways i want to remove my abs in my si trim 4th gen 94. anyways i was wondering if anyone have done this before, i dont think id be the first, anyways i have a few questions. do the brake line have to be a certain length? to apply equal pressure or whatnot, i know a prop/combo valve should do this, but why would honda have em loop arround when they could be a straight line, thanks in advance

 

you could use stainless lines in place of hard lines if you want...

but you do need a prop valve from an S model...

if you want it to be kind of close to oem, you're going to need the oem master cylinder and brake booster, then you can pick up all the hardlines...you're going to need the 2 that go from the mc/bb to the prop valve and then the 2 that run to the front brakes. the hardlines to the rear will fit.

but to answer you question, no they don't have to be equal length, your proportioning valve takes care of that

 

coo got it , anyone want a writeup on this?

 

Seriously, what is so hard about searching?? I got 71 results in a search for ABS, including the official how to remove my ABS thread--- https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1347569

And here's another thread that you yourself made and you got the f'ing answer!-- https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1537311

Another thread with good info-- https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1309503

 

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they hate you james


hahah i can give a expletive about internet thugs alan. let em hate they just makin up for their shortcomming :"D

 

u don't need a new MC/BB....... all u need is the prop valve and one new flare nut...... for some reason they stuck a 12mm on one of the hard lines on the ABS......... cut that bitch off stick the 10mm one on and re-flare....... boom done....