| bypassing the HICAS (which you did), and actually eliminating it. Bypassing the HICAS is for people who think they are so good at driving that its involvement actually slows them down. In cases of the vast majority of drivers, eliminating it will have no positive result on the performance of the car. Eliminating HICAS is for people who actually want to reduce the weight of their car as well as eliminate HICAS functionality. This will increase a cars performance by virtue of the fact that the car is considerably lighter, whether the driver is extremely skilled or not. One is for people who blame HICAS for their bad driving and spin-outs, the other is for people who plan to race the car. And from what I'm gathering, Ryan is assembling a purpose-built race 300ZX.
 I love elitists who aren't really elite in any way... they amuse me greatly. |