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I have reason to split the two front calipers from each other in such a way that there will be two wheels and two separate brakes like a trike.
The current street glide has only one caliper sensor for the front brakes. By separating them and using a second caliper and sensor and wired into the first caliper sensor signal wire, still making only one signal to the ABS box, will such still keep ABS on the front wheels???
In theory it should work. You need to have some type of triggering mechanism for the system. If you installed an additional sensor and wired it into the system i don't see why it wouldn't work. In actual application, well, that could turn out to be different. Good luck.
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