Reply With QuoteIts possible, but difficult and the abs system fitted to these cars is early and usually flawed and faulty.
I reckon you would be better sendeng the kids on an advance diving course and teaching them cadence braking.
Hi Guys,
I have a 94 Mk3 - and no ABS.
Is installing ABS onto this model plausible ? Is it something that can be done DIY ? Any ideas would be appreciated.
Love the car and want the kids to drive it - but would prefer them driving a car with ABS
Tks
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Its possible, but difficult and the abs system fitted to these cars is early and usually flawed and faulty.
I reckon you would be better sendeng the kids on an advance diving course and teaching them cadence braking.
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Loon's right , teach 'em how to brake. A good driver will always out stop ABS.
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Agreed. The MK3 brakes, when in good shape, stop quite well, and provide good feedback to the driver.
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Be cheaper to buy another Mk3 with ABS fitted rather than get it fitted to the car you have
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thanks guys - appreciate your input.
I like the idea of the driving course - and probably a better set of rubber
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