Rockwells and mogs vs. sensors
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Rockwells and mogs vs. sensors
I would sure like to run some rockwells or some mog portals on my wrangler. Is there anyone out there that can help me with some kind of bypass or redirection, a flash, an emulator, or any other solution to running bullet proof axles and having wheel speed sensors? There's a output for the speedo off the transmission, is there any way to emulate a signal off that for them. I don't care about abs, stabilitrac, or anything of that nature. This jk Is not going to be on the streets or highways, specifically a trailer queen and will probably have a top speed of 45. But everyone i talk to says the transmission will freak out if there is no signal from front and rear wheels. Has anyone found or heard of a remedy for this?
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I would sure like to run some rockwells or some mog portals on my wrangler. Is there anyone out there that can help me with some kind of bypass or redirection, a flash, an emulator, or any other solution to running bullet proof axles and having wheel speed sensors? There's a output for the speedo off the transmission, is there any way to emulate a signal off that for them. I don't care about abs, stabilitrac, or anything of that nature. This jk Is not going to be on the streets or highways, specifically a trailer queen and will probably have a top speed of 45. But everyone i talk to says the transmission will freak out if there is no signal from front and rear wheels. Has anyone found or heard of a remedy for this?
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Why not just run Dana 60's. Aftermarket companies make them specific for our application and they are plug and play. I would also think that you would have an easier time finding replacement parts.
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Rockwells and mogs are cheaper and way stronger than 60's, I'll be building my own upper and lower arms and so I'm not necessarily concerned with stock suspension and placement, and I like the concept of being indestructible.
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Found it, I called up the guys at wildboarproducts.com and they told me of an imulator that can be purchased in the neighborhood of $280.00 that tells your jeeps computer everything is fine even though there is no signal from the wheel speed sensors.