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Brocks Performance ABS Delete V10 Suzuki GSX-R1000 (2027)

Original price was: $400.00.Current price is: $149.00.

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Overview Strip away unnecessary weight and streamline your race setup with Brocks Performance ABS Delete V1.0. Engineered specifically for the 2027 Suzuki GSX-R1000, this plug-and-play solution allows the factory ABS to be removed while retaining the OEM IMU and both front and rear wheel speed sensors. By retaining these critical inputs, the GSX-R1000 maintains functionality of the factory electronic rider aids that rely on them, including Lift Control, Traction Control, and lean-sensitive Traction Control. The factory speedometer also remains fully functional, allowing racers to remove the ABS without sacrificing key OEM electronic functionality. The ABS Delete V1.0 prevents ABS-related fault codes and is compatible with both OEM and aftermarket ECU flashes. Removing the factory ABS also provides approximately 4 lb. of weight savings, making it an ideal upgrade for drag racing, land speed, and other competition-focused builds. Installation is straightforward: simply plug the ABS Delete V1.0 into the existing ABS pump connection. There is no need to disconnect the OEM IMU or either wheel speed sensor, allowing these components and their associated electronic rider aids to remain functional. FEATURES Plug-and-play installation, no cutting or splicing required Allows complete removal of the factory ABS Approximately 4 lb. weight savings Prevents ABS-related fault codes Retains the OEM IMU Retains both front and rear wheel speed sensors Retains factory speedometer functionality Retains Lift Control functionality Retains Traction Control functionality Retains lean-sensitive Traction Control functionality Compatible with OEM and aftermarket ECU flashes Designed specifically for the 2027 Suzuki GSX-R1000 Requires non-ABS brake lines (sold separately)

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