Subject	Nissan's engineers disagree.
Posted by	Marshall on January 22, 2003 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	if you are driving on road courses, it will help. (n/m) posted by BAINATSEABOARD on January 22, 2003 at 09:41 PM
Message	Haven't you watched that video that someone posted a while back showing what hicas does? They showed it handling with and without it. They seemed to think it was worth the expense. I know a lot of guys don't like the feel of it, and it's become trendy to take it off, but I think if you learned to work with the system you'd turn faster times.
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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