Subject	Actually I found it helpful in autoX...
Posted by	John Y(Houston) on August 09, 2001 at 8:12 PM
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In Reply To	should hicas be removed for autoxing as well? posted by J300z28 on August 09, 2001 at 06:25 PM
Message	Since it was at low speeds and a lot tighter turns the HICAS would help bring the back end around better. On the high speed tracks is where it really hinders. John Yim (Houston) 91 ZTT Stage...stages are confusing. Just read the mods. :) 30 BSP, Houston Region SCCA "...Just as they're about to catch me... Twin... Turbos... Kick... In..." Click to subscribe to the Houston Z32 Mailing list
Follow Ups	Z32 handling - whats the problem? - Alan,NC 17:52:57 08/09/01 I think tires and understeer explain most of the deficit. (n/m) - GFunk [Portland] 18:01:36 08/09/01 HICAS is actually a hinderance at the track... - John Y(Houston) 18:02:10 08/09/01 Is there a way to turn it off?>>> - Alan,NC 18:16:38 08/09/01 You can pull the fuse but the best way is to get the Stillen - John Y(Houston) 20:13:01 08/09/01 should hicas be removed for autoxing as well? - J300z28 18:25:17 08/09/01 Actually I found it helpful in autoX... - John Y(Houston) 20:12:06 08/09/01 Slap on some sway bars--big difference - jayZbird 18:23:57 08/09/01 I think it is BS. Sure the Z could use certain things>> - Zster 18:34:09 08/09/01 Its called: Buy a slicktop NA. - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 18:34:53 08/09/01 ash, you have a slicktop too? (n/m) - Romeo007 19:49:09 08/09/01
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