Subject	Re: Is there any point on buying a HI-CAS eliminator?>>
Posted by	MoshluB on January 22, 2003 at 8:23 PM
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In Reply To	Is there any point on buying a HI-CAS eliminator?>> posted by TwinTurboPoweredZ on January 22, 2003 at 08:10 PM
Message	Normally, professional racers (Steve Millen) prefer the natural feel of a vehicle without the help of rear-steer, so they would get the HICAS eliminator, i.e. the car would powerdrift more naturally. For regular drivers, eliminating the HICAS would serve little advantage unless if your HICAS were broken. Replacing the HICAS with the eliminator is alot more cost-effective than replacing the HICAS themselves.
Follow Ups	Is there any point on buying a HI-CAS eliminator?>> - TwinTurboPoweredZ 20:10:59 01/22/03 as opposed to your LO-CAS. - sbsTT(MD) 20:19:53 01/22/03 also if you don't want the Hicas system at all. - Zeus 20:20:37 01/22/03 don't need one if your hicas is not working - cant_z_me(600ZXTT) 20:21:16 01/22/03 weight reduction.. you can always disconnect your hicas (n/m) - down5hift 20:50:50 01/22/03 Re: Is there any point on buying a HI-CAS eliminator?>> - MoshluB 20:23:14 01/22/03 if you are driving on road courses, it will help. (n/m) - BAINATSEABOARD 21:41:01 01/22/03 Nissan's engineers disagree. - Marshall 21:45:25 01/22/03 agreed - sbsTT(MD) 22:13:34 01/22/03 yes and no... - TARGETZ 22:51:55 01/22/03 Drivers disagree. - John(Houston) 23:56:12 01/22/03 I always believe engineers over end users :-) (n/m) - Marshall 15:42:56 01/23/03 And I take real life experience over science lab theory. (n/m) - John(Houston) 16:15:54 01/23/03 and that's where testing comes into play. - Marshall 16:51:08 01/23/03 Engineers had street driving in mind when they designed it. (n/m) - John(Houston) 23:24:10 01/23/03 they had performance in mind. - Marshall 06:40:45 01/24/03 I see your argument but I dont think its true. - John(Houston) 13:41:15 01/24/03
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