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In Reply to: In my Quest for a Valve.. posted by Dale on July 13, 2003 at 08:39:40:

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Captain_Caveman
on July 13, 2003 at 20:10:33

Has anyone tried to use an ABS (antilock brake) valve? The pressure rating is in the ballpark, they react QUICK, and if it works, there are plenty of parts to make more.
In a RWAL (rear wheel AL) system, pressure is held until slip is detected, then pressure is dumped to control braking.
Use a trigger instead of a $800 computer then dump pressure (liquid CO2) into a barrel.
It's just one of those things I havn't gotten around to yet.... but the dolphin fishing is great this time of year!

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: Has anyone tried to use an ABS (antilock brake) valve? The pressure rating is in the ballpark, they react QUICK, and if it works, there are plenty of parts to make more. : In a RWAL (rear wheel AL) system, pressure is held until slip is detected, then pressure is dumped to control braking. : Use a trigger instead of a $800 computer then dump pressure (liquid CO2) into a barrel. : It's just one of those things I havn't gotten around to yet.... but the dolphin fishing is great this time of year!

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