

| Subject: | Re[2]: Vanagon Safety? |
| From: | Don Gibbons |
| Date: | Fri, 26 Jun 1998 21:37:45 -0400 |
Not completly true on #1. ABS can help you stop faster: All cars have their front/rear brake balence set up as a compromise. It is set for a typical driving and loading situation. Some cars have a proportioning valve that adjusts for deceleration rates or rear ride height but they can not sense the locking of a wheel. ABS can and does just this. Most ABS systems are 3 channel and take an average for the rears, some have 4 channel and do adjustments for each wheel. This allows you to stop not only with control but also faster. Each wheel does the best that friction will allow.
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