rb92673
racecar
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2017
- Location
- San Clemente
Trying to avoid that expense =)We also have a real diff (clutch type from Gripper), so I never bothered looking.
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Trying to avoid that expense =)We also have a real diff (clutch type from Gripper), so I never bothered looking.
BMW, But if there is a modern Nissan sensor that will work in the 240 spindle, I'm all ears.Which sensors are you talking about?
The BMW or Nissan sensors?
See this post.Found a better sensor for the rear axles, no longer requires painful carving of the strain relief, etc.
It's a Nissan part (in my case a cheap clone sold under the 'Autex' brand), cross references 479007S025, ALS624, 5S10761, SU12214, 084-4776, 411.482.
EDIT: race-tested this last weekend, works just fine for us with ~1mm clearance to the reluctor.
STL for the bracket
I'm running S60R rotors. I just want something I can bolt through the existing hole of the strut tube. Trying to avoid running brackets under the rotors. I was hoping the Nissan sensors you guys were mentioning would just bolt through.
Guess I'll just try ordering some other BMW sensors and be more specific about the year and make sure its from an M3.
Edit- I'm only trying to get a speed signal from the front currently. I'll end up doing something with a tone ring on the diff for the rear. This is just to feed my Maxx/Gauge cluster some speed info/traction control etc.
Jordna
Why not just run the stock 240 ABS stuff then?
Not to mention that there's only a single rear sensor on a 240 from the factory, and the MK60 expects one per wheel.Late answer: MK60 does not use VR sensors.
Not to mention that there's only a single rear sensor on a 240 from the factory, and the MK60 expects one per wheel.
On a related topic (but not really useful for the 240), I'm close to releasing a "companion" module for the MK60/MK60E1/MK60E5 that converts VR wheel speed sensors (like the 240/740/940 have) to the signals that these ABS controllers need. I'll make a post once they're available for sale.
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I know @DrZiplok and I are interested. Will this allow someone to use a toothed ring in front instead of the magnetic rings with a MK60e5?Not to mention that there's only a single rear sensor on a 240 from the factory, and the MK60 expects one per wheel.
On a related topic (but not really useful for the 240), I'm close to releasing a "companion" module for the MK60/MK60E1/MK60E5 that converts VR wheel speed sensors (like the 240/740/940 have) to the signals that these ABS controllers need. I'll make a post once they're available for sale.
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Yes, you'd still have to do something about the rear, but it would at least let you run the stock sensors/etc in the front.I am assuming you would still have 2 individual channels in the back to convert a RWD brick?
Yes, it lets you use VR (passive, like the 240 uses) sensors with the MK60 and MK60E5. I built it because my other car is an MR2 Spyder which has perfectly functional VR sensors but a crappy ABS system.I know @DrZiplok and I are interested. Will this allow someone to use a toothed ring in front instead of the magnetic rings with a MK60e5?
Hall to E5 (or mixed, for folks adapting cars like the 240 with 3ch factory systems) would be super neat. Something like that would have saved me a bunch of time with the Dajiban...Yes, you'd still have to do something about the rear, but it would at least let you run the stock sensors/etc in the front.
Yes, it lets you use VR (passive, like the 240 uses) sensors with the MK60 and MK60E5. I built it because my other car is an MR2 Spyder which has perfectly functional VR sensors but a crappy ABS system.
Note that right now this board converts only VR sensors, but I am planning on making a variant later that converts the "plain" MK60 style sensors for use with the MK60E5.
Good to know. I just need to find a tool that does a decent job at it.Bubble flares are easy. The fittings lack the bellmouth of a double flare fitting, and are easy to find locally here. In a pinch i have ground the end smooth on a double flare nut.