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Hey guys I've put a later model HICAS rear end into my R32 but the car didn't have HICAS to start with, so where in Sydney can I get the locking machanism to get rid of it. I'm not sure if its HICAS or Super HICAS does this make a difference? I don't really want to drive around to long without fixin this prob so any info would be great cheers.

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Hey guys I've put a later model HICAS rear end into my R32 but the car didn't have HICAS to start with, so where in Sydney can I get the locking machanism to get rid of it. I'm not sure if its HICAS or Super HICAS does this make a difference? I don't really want to drive around to long without fixin this prob so any info would be great cheers.

I got my HICAS lock-out bar from JMS in SA but you can prol get one from Unique in Catsle Hill.

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