N00b question on HICAS

[guillermoe]

Hello. I bought a 93 240sx hatch with superhicas 1 month ago.Been driving and testing it all this time and, while I feel it very comfortable for high speed driving, it feels a little bit weird for drifting.I want to ask all other fellow hicas owners this: Is there a certain speed range I must reach in order to make minimize the effects of the rear wheels steering?

I am planning on removing the system in the future but, meanwhile, also want to learn how to handle it. I am tired of spinning while trying to make a simple donut. -sigh-

Thanks.

[Dori-C-33]

Hicas sucks for drifting, thats why they make a hicas cancel rod. You should buy one if you dont have the money to get rid of the whole system, but please be aware that this will put a strain on your power sterring. Best to get rid of everything, but if you keep small rims 16 and under it should not be a problem. If you plan to get rid of it in the future, i would just buy the rod now and get used to the driving then get rid of everything. Hope this helps..

[guillermoe]

Yeah, thats exactly what I am planning to do... buy one elimination rod.Just wanted to see if anyone else has some experience on the speed needed for the minimizing the effects of hicas while drifting.

I have had no chances to take the car to the track and find it myself, lots of work to keep this expensive hoby

[Joe]

I have had no chances to take the car to the track and find it myself, lots of work to keep this expensive hoby

you have NO idea lol

wait till you are burning 2 brand new tires every 20 min.

[guillermoe]

I want to ask all other fellow hicas owners this: Is there a certain speed range I must reach in order to make minimize the effects of the rear wheels steering?

So, no one has information on this?