Chase is wrong. And I have no idea why the kid on the sales line keeps telling people that. Maybe if your car is for show but as a driver like mine it's a bad decision. You are cutting in half the amount of fluid moved to activate the brakes which means the force must be much greater and you have no brake bias capability at all. Google double master and there are countless articles on upgrading from a single powered system to dual and dual non power and why it's the right decision for any car.

You can take my word for it or call your local Wilwood dealer and have them explain it to you. Originally I was going to have mine installed by a local builder because I don't have alot of experience with fabricating hard lines and the actual cost was not going to be much more or it would have been done already.

 

I saw lil joe's car and uncontrollably yelled white power...

Thank you based god.

 

Just a couple of mods...check my build thread for all the parts

 

^^ maaan that a lot of intake!

 

Damn, that thing is fugly.

 

Minus Spoon Radiator Hoses

 

Man, the radiator hoes will really set this engine bay off, and tie it all in with the other spoon bits.

 

Haahahahahahaha

 

ok, so just completely deleting the abs system like one would do in an integra. That's perfect, as i will be doing all my own work, are you guys just fabbing up lines only? what about the prop valve? will the oe one be fine as long as you are just removing the pump? sorry for possibly dumb or obvious questions but i haven't gone through the S brake system yet to see what and where everything is, i was just trying to see what others are doing and what the pros and cons are to each setup.

 

ok, so just completely deleting the abs system like one would do in an integra. That's perfect, as i will be doing all my own work, are you guys just fabbing up lines only? what about the prop valve? will the oe one be fine as long as you are just removing the pump? sorry for possibly dumb or obvious questions but i haven't gone through the S brake system yet to see what and where everything is, i was just trying to see what others are doing and what the pros and cons are to each setup.
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I wrote some what of a how to in the earlier pages of this thread go take a look.