Subject	Beneficial to the driver that relies on the car...
Posted by	SeedyRom (Back in SoCal) on February 15, 2001 at 1:38 AM
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In Reply To	How does the TTZ handle with Hicas eliminated? posted by Zster on February 15, 2001 at 01:35 AM
Message	But many skilled drivers would rather control the car themselves in those turn...which is something the HICAS makes difficult at best. They can find themselves fighting it instead of using it to their advantage. HICAS elimination isn't for everyone, but if you want to track race or just love controlling the car yourself in those long turns, you can do it. Or if you need to add huge rims, etc. www.zheaven.com UPDATED!01/08/01 -- 2003 Z Concept unveiled and the Seedster was there with camera in hand! 36 Pics and Video online.
Follow Ups	How does the TTZ handle with Hicas eliminated? - Zster 01:35:07 02/15/01 Beneficial to the driver that relies on the car... - SeedyRom (Back in SoCal) 01:38:15 02/15/01 very predictable at the limit and more tossable> - twinz 08:21:13 02/15/01 ABS can be disabled by pulling the fuse, can't it? - Ken (Aruba) 09:59:25 02/15/01 I havent taken the time to look into it. ne1 have wiring d> - twinz 10:05:39 02/15/01 Just ordered svc. manual.splicing in a switch would be great - twinz 10:22:38 02/15/01 You've got mail. (n/m) - Ken (Aruba) 11:34:32 02/15/01 Thanks Ken! :-) (n/m) - twinz 12:57:51 02/15/01 Re: Handles Great - Chris B. 09:02:43 02/15/01
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