Ken's SLC build thread

Ken Roberts

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There is a member on a Facebook BMW ABS brakes retrofit group that is developing a passive to active module for converting wheel speed outputs. It’s currently in the testing stage if anybody is interested in one. He is pricing them at $325. Here are a couple of pictures.
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Steven Lobel

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There is a member on a Facebook BMW ABS brakes retrofit group that is developing a passive to active module for converting wheel speed outputs. It’s currently in the testing stage if anybody is interested in one. He is pricing them at $325. Here are a couple of pictures.
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Unrelated to this, but there is a company NMSTEC that was making steering rack controller boxes for late model cars. I have a tesla rack and am awaiting a custom box to make the electric power steering work. Even if it is static assist I'd be happy. The underground support for CANBUS exists, just not well commercialized- no money in making an item you might sell 10 of in a year. Hobbyist level stuff.
 
I recently installed an MK60 ABS system on my SLC and it is phenomenal, no more end swapping. I use the speed sensor built into the C6 front hubs and a toner ring on the rear drive shafts.
 

Ken Roberts

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I recently installed an MK60 ABS system on my SLC and it is phenomenal, no more end swapping. I use the speed sensor built into the C6 front hubs and a toner ring on the rear drive shafts.
Which brake master cylinders are you using Craig? Are you using a steering angle sensor and YAW sensor to add dynamic stability control as well?
 
I have no steering angle sensor, the YAW sensor is from an e46 BMW - #34526764018. The master cylinders are the ones supplied from RCR back in 2014 ... I don't recall the specs but I haven't changed them. I had Doug Wardell (Douglas Wardell ([email protected]) source most of the parts and create the wiring harnesses.
 
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