I have and 84 bimmer and am I curious to know whether or not it is possible to upgrade to ABS.
Is it possible to upgrade to ABS
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alright that answers that question. wow I wish I would have know how much better plastic bumper e30's were before I bought an aluminum bumpered one.Comment
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E30 Wagen
I have an '86 325es that doesn't have ABS, and this troubles me. I thought all sport models were basically loaded, but I do know that ABS certainly was an option for my car. So, if it was a factory option for my car back in '86, is it possible to upgrade mine at least?
thanks
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Back in '86, ABS was a "new feature" and was like another 1,000- 2,000 dollars. That's why we didn't order it at the time...too much money.
We should have gotten it.. it might have helped me in that full 1.5 circle spin I did on the highway in the rain once...
My non-running car (Dolphin/Burgundrot 1986 325es) has ABS. But it's not just the sensors at the wheels there is an ABS computer somewhere inside the dash...if you want to fly to San Francisco, see some sights, do a timing belt and some possible headwork (maybe a 731 head upgrade perchance) .... I will sell it to you cheap.... ;)'86 325 original owner for 20 years * SOLD *
'86 325es * SOLD *
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i dont really even like abs. I feel like i can brake better then it, at least in the dry. One time i was going really fast in my dads x5 and someone pulled out of a driveway and i braked enough to make the tires make noise but not enough to engage abs. and as a swerved around them i slowly let off, pretty tight if you ask meComment
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Originally posted by nickmp0weri dont really even like abs. I feel like i can brake better then it, at least in the dry. One time i was going really fast in my dads x5 and someone pulled out of a driveway and i braked enough to make the tires make noise but not enough to engage abs. and as a swerved around them i slowly let off, pretty tight if you ask meComment
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Originally posted by nickmp0weri dont really even like abs. I feel like i can brake better then it, at least in the dry. One time i was going really fast in my dads x5 and someone pulled out of a driveway and i braked enough to make the tires make noise but not enough to engage abs. and as a swerved around them i slowly let off, pretty tight if you ask me
also if you are good at threshold braking you should only need abs in emergency situations. I don't think I've ever had my abs come on in an autox..Comment
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Originally posted by nandoOriginally posted by nickmp0weri dont really even like abs. I feel like i can brake better then it, at least in the dry. One time i was going really fast in my dads x5 and someone pulled out of a driveway and i braked enough to make the tires make noise but not enough to engage abs. and as a swerved around them i slowly let off, pretty tight if you ask me
also if you are good at threshold braking you should only need abs in emergency situations. I don't think I've ever had my abs come on in an autox..
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Nay, the wheel has to lock up first for ABS to come on.
nickmposer, your are a douchebag and have no idea what you are talking about ever.Comment
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i said in the dry, and i race go karts and have plenty of threshold braking experience. There have been many times where there was dirt or fluid on the track or tires, or cold tires and i always to manage to stop with out dieing.Comment
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Originally posted by nickmp0werand i always to manage to stop with out dieing.
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