Better, newer ABS swap?

[skylark]

One of my many duties at work is that I am a defensive driving instructor. I was part of a team that developed a new training program that teaches ABS function as well as steering under ABS. We all know that the ABS on our trucks just blows. I am seriously considering adding a quality ABS system to our 93. I know that I can use the 96+ components to get front sensors and the tranny speed sensor will work for the rear. Most GM stuff will "play" together. So I am thinking maybe late model Camaro or Corvette?
Any thoughts?

 

[96C1500]

I'd imagine as long as the sensors send the same signal they would work with an ABS module that actually works, maybe you'd have to repin a couple connectors. I'm very interested in your findings if you end up doing something like this.

 

[skylark]

The little bit of research that I've done shows that making a newer ABS system a standalone system will be a bit of a challenge.

 

[96C1500]

Maybe there are some standalone ABS kits?

 

[borahshadow]

The little bit of research that I've done shows that making a newer ABS system a standalone system will be a bit of a challenge.

411 PCM (or LS) swap since it was in some gmt800s? it could probably run most ABS systems from early 2000s. Although I don't think the 411 swap is possible on a TBI.