Hicas Lock Bars

[ZXY]

To those that have hicas lock bars installed...why do you do it apart from for drifting. Trying to work out pros and cons of doing it.

[tomcio]

More control. When I ripped the hicas out I found I was able to take high speed corners quicker.

[GTS-t VSPEC]

Better stability around the race track.

[bubba]

+1 to both of those above

HICAS is essentially a driving aid for inexperienced drivers, it is designed to induce understeer if you take a corner too fast (it reads speed and steering angle).

Big one for me was that I couldn't get it to change directions when doing burnouts on the brake, once it was sideways it would just want to crab down the road.

Locking HICAS and putting in a 2-way diff did wonders for the stability and predictability of the rear end.

[R DIRTY 3]

As Bubba said...its to assit the 'idiot factor'. Its there for the car to help you when you get out of shape.

Taking it out give the driver more responsibilty over the car.

[R DIRTY 3]

Locking HICAS and putting in a 2-way diff did wonders for the stability and predictability of the rear end.

Not a good idea for a street car though. For a drift car yes. Semi track/street car id suggest a 1.5 way as 2 is very aggressive.

Just my opinion.

[bubba]

Not a good idea for a street car though. For a drift car yes. Semi track/street car id suggest a 1.5 way as 2 is very aggressive.

Just my opinion.

Agreed, 2-ways have to be driven a particular way and that's not for everyone. Personally, I love my 2-way and wouldn't have it any other way

[GTS-t VSPEC]

Agreed, 2-ways have to be driven a particular way and that's not for everyone. Personally, I love my 2-way and wouldn't have it any other way

Cause you're a Bogan

[bubba]

Nothing wrong with a good burnout!

[Curmi]

also hicac can scramble/stuff up and turn on when its not supose to, turns rear wheels when your in a straight line as i have been told by friends, so lock it up asap