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Dang, my speedo doesn't most of the time. This would be handy when it starts spinning doing 120 in the wet.
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Got all that Scotty..........
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I always wondered why people don't incorporate abs wheel speed sensors when building diffs. Then find a way to mount some to your front hubs (depending on the vehicle this could range from super easy to a little fiddly or outright difficult in some rare cases). Why do ECU companies want people to go this way instead?
Edit: Considering the popularity of the Ford 8.8 diff for swaps in the States, I'm surprised we don't have more of that going on that we see over here. Something like a Ford Ranger diff could work, they're got well mounted abs sensors and are similar in size to the U.S 8.8... Probably no aftermarket support for gears, axles and centres, but if people started fitting them like the 8.8 in the States companies will soon jump on board
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It's my opinion that it's not called an opinion yoke.
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@kennethsmith3260
2 months ago
that's an awesome piece of kit. "that's basically how traction control works"
thanks for explaining that 👍 great work Scotty..
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