Originally posted by bxd20:
Thanks Roger, that's kind of where I was hoping this thread would go. Point being, I KNOW I've read C&D reviews that say stuff like "... and the '98 Corvette's Bosch ABS system now features <blah blah blah> that can measure and adjust braking pressure "x" times faster than last year's model."
When I read stuff like that, I can't help but think that the owner of the 97 could just replace his ABS module with a 98 version if nothing else on the car changed.
This might be what it boils down to: Do the part #'s for our ABS modules match across all years? What about the Cougar's?
If Bill did some hunting, and found out that say the part number for a 99 SVT is different than an 00 SVT, I could see this being a potential improvement to our braking systems.
Long shot, but I'm curious. 
Brian Dors
99 SVT
Back to the original question, as well as maybe stirring the pot a bit, here's more tech info from a Bosch ABS engineer,
ABS Theory--keep it or ditch it? 
