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spoon ur right.....for drifting its really bad, whole point of drifting is controlling the slide by counter steering with front wheels..with hicas on the rear wheels would be counter-counter steering ur front wheels...somethin like that :P

also Fitzy ur right thats one way but u gotta remember thats no 100% garuntee rear toe isnt going to move under load....better off getting the hicas lock..

i installed mine few weeks back and can feel the difference straight away, when 'trying' to drift it is sooo much more easier to control, though i got mine cheaper than that straight from japan...

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