Subject	If you've removed the rear HICAS power cylinder
Posted by	doug8867 on September 23, 2015 at 12:58 PM
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In Reply To	This is what I figured.. posted by AtomicX on September 23, 2015 at 11:27 AM
Message	and the associated tie rods/end links that connect to each of your rear wheel hubs then your car is not safe to drive because it's missing an essential component that keeps your wheels in alignment and going in the same direction. I spent drive driving with loose worn out tie rods and the car was squirrelly. I can't imagine how it would have felt without ANY tie rods.
Follow Ups	HICAS Bypass with no Elimination Bar - AtomicX 09:44:13 09/23/15 With this I assume you left the rear steering rack? - -Grimm- 10:56:57 09/23/15 This is what I figured.. - AtomicX 11:27:09 09/23/15 If you've removed the rear HICAS power cylinder - doug8867 12:58:56 09/23/15 Depends on your definition of OK - -Grimm- 13:47:21 09/23/15 Borrow a car....or hitch a ride. Don't drive it. (n/m) - jgbatlantaZ 15:41:19 09/23/15 ^^ Word ^^ (n/m) - ttz'in (norcal) 21:50:57 09/23/15
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