IRS in a gmt400

[Stumpy]

Two tools I've always wanted, but never pulled the trigger. With your skill set, I'm looking forward to what you do with them.

 

[Alteca]

Two tools I've always wanted, but never pulled the trigger. With your skill set, I'm looking forward to what you do with them.

I’ve wanted them for a while and decided to save up to get them. I knew it would be the difference in looking homemade and professional. As well as being able to stiffen thinner/lighter material.

 

[Alteca]

Slowly but surely I’m getting there. Got the frame painted with 1 coat etching primer, 2 coats filler, 2 coats gloss black. All rustoleum rattlecans, we will see how it holds up. Has a few drips but overall looks decent. Since I got the bead roller and dimple dies I have been remaking some things that I made a while back and wasn’t happy with. I’m working on a new battery tray today.

 

[GrimsterGMC]

Looks good, and yes it does give it a professional look. You know that once you get a new tool you will always find lots of new jobs for it. The best way to learn is coming up with a project to give what you are doing some meaning, or purpose, to aim for.

 

[Alteca]

Finally finished fall semester so I have plenty of time over the next month to work on the truck. I picked up a continental ABS unit and yaw sensor. I will see about installing a steering angle sensor as well to maintain DSC function. The unit will run standalone and is very programmable. I have bmw programming software as well as an m3 “tune” to start with. I was originally planning on not running abs but after some research I ended up with this unit which is far superior to any gm ABS unit.

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[Supercharged111]

Finally finished fall semester so I have plenty of time over the next month to work on the truck. I picked up a continental ABS unit and yaw sensor. I will see about installing a steering angle sensor as well to maintain DSC function. The unit will run standalone and is very programmable. I have bmw programming software as well as an m3 “tune” to start with. I was originally planning on not running abs but after some research I ended up with this unit which is far superior to any gm ABS unit.

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What's it from? I hate the factory ABS on these trucks. It's utterly worthless.

 

[Alteca]

What's it from? I hate the factory ABS on these trucks. It's utterly worthless.

This unit comes on any 6 cylinder e9x BMW. They r cheap, easy to find and easy to retrofit/standalone swap IF you know what wheel speed sensors to use.

 

[Supercharged111]

This unit comes on any 6 cylinder e9x BMW. They r cheap, easy to find and easy to retrofit/standalone swap IF you know what wheel speed sensors to use.

AKA the Mk60?

 

[Alteca]

AKA the Mk60?

Mk60e5, uses different wheel speed sensors and has 5 internal pressure sensors for better control of individual brakes

 

[Erik the Awful]

What's it from?

Wikipedia says 2006-2011 3-series. My race team kept the ABS on our '95 BMW and it makes a significant difference in stopping capability. It's been very reliable, the brakes bleed without special tools, and the only problem we've had was a self-induced wiring issue.