Braided ABS Delete Kits

sytyguy

Moderated User
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

will this work with a 2nd gen (98) 4wd blazer?
I haven't tested it on one (don't have one to test). Snap a really good pic (similar to the angles I posted) and I can make an educated guess. If it doesn't you could always return the kit.
 

jstblz

New member
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

I haven't tested it on one (don't have one to test). Snap a really good pic (similar to the angles I posted) and I can make an educated guess. If it doesn't you could always return the kit.

Ok, I'll get that done for you tonight.
 

alwayscode390

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Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

I think I may have a hard line kit, but if I cant find it I am interested in this one :) ---
 

jstblz

New member
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

Here are the pics from my 98 4wd.

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sytyguy

Moderated User
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

As it is, the kit will not fit the truck pictured. Looks as though I could make some minor modifications to produce a 2nd Gen kit. Hmmmmm.....
 

jstblz

New member
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

what about it wont fit. I will be doing a big brake kit soon and would like to rid myself of rubber hoses and abs!
 

sytyguy

Moderated User
Re: Braided ABS Delete Kits

what about it wont fit. I will be doing a big brake kit soon and would like to rid myself of rubber hoses and abs!
The MC lines exit towards the PS instead of down (easy fix). However, the big issue is that of the prop. valve....it appears to be integral to the ABS module itself (not separate like our's). This could be an issue unless one is retrofitted. I could be wrong (tough to tell in pic), but that appears to be the case. :dunno:
 
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