Buddy

if someone has something ill concider swops (+/- money)

brought it brand new last month had it on my car 4 3 days till engine blow up so just selling the bonnet $1,000 PM if u want info From ACT can post

hey just after a working water temp gauge with a sender, dont really want to pay $70 for a 2" one so pm me if u have one regards

nope just shake it, worked fine 4 me

i just put a heap of steel wool infont of the rear muff than passed took it home n took all the shit out, cost me $2

lol nar switch is good just after the motor

hey guys i am just after a RH window motor as i cant wind my window up atm so got to leave it down everywhere?? also any1 got a A/C compressor as mine is making alot of noise?

hey guys, im just after a set of rego wheels 5 stud for my R33 will only need them for one day and i can come pick them up and drop them back and if i need to i will pay to borrow them please..

thanx and i have to say PSI are so much cheaper

hey i am just after any body kit shops online that sell bonnets boots front bars all that stuff that dont rip u off? i no about carmate but thats about all

but still cant find how it works?? does hicas come Standard with 33s

found this... HICAS (High Capacity Actively Controlled Suspension) is Nissan's rear wheel steering system found on cars ranging from the more recent Skyline and Z iterations to smaller models like the Nissan Cefiro (A31), 240SX/180SX and Nissan Serena/Nissan Largo. It is also found on models from Nissan's Infiniti division, such as the Q45 and the M45/M35. Unlike other four wheel steering systems, HICAS and Super HICAS are fitted to improve handling rather than as a parking aid. Earlier HICAS versions used hydraulics to steer the rear wheels. The hydraulic system was powered by the power steering pump and used speed sensors to determine how much and in which direction to steer the rear wheels. Later versions, called Super HICAS, moved to an electric actuator for the rear steering rack, making the system much lighter. The Super HICAS system also used its own computer to control the system instead of speed sensors. HICAS and Super HICAS rear wheel steering is limited to about 1 degree in either direction. HICAS was introduced on the 1986 Skyline GTS coupes (GTS, GTS-R, and GTS-X). The system was later adapted to work on many models in the Nissan range, beginning with the Passage GT. HICAS is the acronym for Nissans rear wheel steering system named High Capacity Actively Controlled Steering. HICAS works using different sensors which calculate speed, steering angle and corner position the rear wheels are steered by a maximum of 1 degree based on these measurements. HICAS helps eliminate body and give the car a more nimble fell, it does it job well and is helpful for the average driver who doesn’t push the car to its limits. On a racetrack however HICAS becomes to intrusive and unpredictable, particularly on long high-speed corners, counter-steering is often needed to correct the Skyline though the corner, this is not good for lap times. Race team’s usually use a lock bar to disable the HICAS system which improves the Skylines balance, resulting in more predicable handling and faster lap times. Earlier skylines (the R32) used a hydraulic system which had speed sensors and used the power steering pump to steer the rear wheels. The newer version named Super HICAS was used from the R33 onward; electric actuators were used a long with a onboard computer, this version saved weight, and is said to be a much improved system.

can anyone else please help or tell me where to look? dat16dog has helped thank u but still every confused

so if i turn my wheels on the ground i will see the rear move?

hello i just have a few questions on the hicas on the r33s please and really need some help cause im having a bet ith a mate an i want to win what is hicas (is it like 4 wheel steer)? how does it work? what models is it on?

any1 no of some1 that does it in canberra

just after someone who wants to sell one or let me borrow a manual so i can re-build my gear box, i work in phillip and can come pick it up?

do u think it would just fir 4 rego?? some 1 has 1 4 $100 and i really need to get one but dont want to waste my money if it doesnt fit

hey guys i just would like to know if a R33 GTS (NA) air box would fit into a R33 GTST (turbo)???

how much would it cost to post the air box to canberra

u mean u want $145 4 a stock air box

hey mate do u have a stock air box

hey just like the title im after an stock air box pretty ugently pm me if u have one please

thats true, thats y i am only paying 130 a year

i dont want full custom so IFONLY woundn't work