Stand alone abs controller
#35321 from David Daughtery · Member feedback requested · Minutes (2024-04 Fastrack)
The BSAC recently received a request to permit the use of a flashable MK60 ABS unit so that the factory ABS can be
reprogramed for motorsports use. The flashable Mk60 unit this letter discusses is out of production and only used examples are
available on the secondary market. The typical cost of these units is $2,000 or more.
The only new MK60 units available have fixed programming that can't be easily modified. For example, Mazda 2 has the Mk60
ABS system, but not the 'motorsports' programable version that could be a solution for this issue. The only turnkey motorsports
ABS solution that is currently on the market is the Continental RSX system that retails at $8,000 plus programming costs.
The BSAC is soliciting member feedback on what the class would be willing to spend in order to have programable ABS in these
vehicles, with the understanding that the above prices are the range of what these systems would cost. In other words, what
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dollar figure would our drivers be willing to spend in order to potentially eliminate this issue?