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Electronically controlled anti-skid braking systems were standard on 1974 Lincoln Mark IVs. They were optional on Lincolns and T-Birds since 1969. It was a rear wheel only system. I know because The Old Man always fully optioned his vehicles so we had this system on multiple cars and the sales rep commented when it became standard.

1. Horsepower. It is obvious that Honda is over their “slow-is-better” phase. With 60.21 horses, it is an awesome engine from bottom to top.2. Ergos. Nothing feels as nice, comfy and well-laid-out as a CRF450.3. Electric starting. Ken Roczen dropped it for the weight, but we’ll keep it for the ease of use.4. Maps. We like the maps, but we always ran the stock one. The aggressive map felt crisper but actually gave up one horse everywhere.5. Handlebars. Lower is better. The oversize Renthal FatBars mean adios to 7/8th inch bars.6. Launch control. This is the first time that Honda added launch control. It is overly complicated but offers three different settings.

"I was driving on the freeway on my way to the office this morning, as I approached heavy traffic travelling at 75 mph. I applied the brakes and my brake pedal went completely to the floor. The truck had complete and total brake failure. I was fortunate enough to avoid an accident by going down the grass in between the 2 opposing lanes of traffic." – Aug 28,2018 58,000 miles

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Not the enthusiast. I don’t need my car beeping and screaming and jerking the wheel out of my hand if I decide to switch lanes without a signal on an empty stretch of highway. I resent the idea of a nanny computer that thinks it knows better than I do where I want to point the car.

The accompanying photo series is not a step-by-step install since this entire procedure required several days to complete. Part of this was a custom install on the fuel tank that had to work around the car’s IRS conversion. This installation occurred before FiTech finalized its own fuel tank system, which is now available. But that’s part of the fun and the challenge of working on modified cars. But the installation was a success and Buck’s ’56 is now back on the road. Check out how this FiTech conversion plan all came together. It’s a new digital take on an otherwise nostalgic story.

The steering issue only occurs at low speed. Like parking lot crawling speed and it only drops steering assist for less than 1 second. I would take that over having my Ford’s brakes fail unexpectedly or start on fire because of the seat belt mechanism. Why hasn’t Ford fixed their deadly brake failures yet? They KNOW the parts that they were forced to replace on 2011-14 F-150′s were unsafe, they know the same parts are in 2015-18 F-150′s, yet they do NOTHING.

The worst is Subaru, which is beginning to install cameras inside the car to spy on the driver. They use facial recognition technology to decide whether you’re looking at the road the way they wants you so. If not, the car will slow down and eventually stop. Do you expect me to actually PAY for this intrusion? If you want it, perhaps you should be taking mass transit.

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17. A new, easy to read, modernized dash adorns the 2019 Triumph Scrambler XE. The second-generation TFT display is easy to read and navigate, thanks to the joystick controls on the left. A little bit of poking around will get you going in the right direction. There are three layouts for the dash with various quantities of information displayed. They can be viewed in low- or high-contrast mode. With an accessory Bluetooth module, riders will be able to control their GoPro cameras or pair their phone to the dash and use Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions.

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