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Why would you be braking hard in a turn where you're lifting a tire off the track?
Do me a favor and read the posts I am writing to you. This is the second time I have described the situation to you and you have not taken the time to understand. I am in no way describing a situation where the car is lifting a wheel because of speed/load which is commonly seen on FWD cars that lift the inside rear wheel entering corners.
I will post again what I did in post #25 with a few revisions so maybe you can picture the situation correctly:
"The situation I am referring to is when one wheel (front) encounters a “rise” or loose patch and completely looses traction for a split second and engages the ABS. There is no amount of pedal control that can compensate for one tire loosing traction after it is unloaded (not lifted off of the ground) due to encountering a rise in the surface or hitting debris".
Understood?
That's an easy way to initiate a spin because you're transferring the weight of the car (which already has a front weight bias) that lightens the rear and could kick it around leading to a spin or off track excursion. You said ABS was staying on too long causing the car to run wide in the turn..
Well said, too bad it has nothing to do with what I am talking about.
Sounds like you're coming into the turn too fast and trying to correct your line to hit the apex by applying hard braking while executing the turn, which could be bad news. Ideally, you want to complete most of your braking before you enter the turn so you can accelerate through the turn shifting the weight to the rear tires, which will lead to better lap times
Ok, maybe you have simply not been reading my posts. I don’t need a lesson in basic driving from you. I don’t need a lesson in advanced driving from you. Its probably a safe bet that I have turned more fast laps than everyone on this board combined. I have won so many races, championships and broken so many lap records I can’t keep track of them anymore. I assure you when it comes to driving technique there is NOTHING that you can tell me I don’t know.
And its odd that I should even have to say that because the topic of this thread is the removal of the ABS system, not a pole to see if people think that I should or shouldn’t.
The topic is:
“What is the process for removing ABS from a S197 and are there any computer pitfalls to watch out for”
Nothing more, nothing less. If you don’t posses any information pertaining to the topic of this post do me a favor and go somewhere else to spread your driving wisdom so this thread can maybe be salvaged and put back on topic.