I've been thinking a lot about this. Can someone convert and non-HICAS car to HICAS. True, the HICAS system hinders drifting abilities, but from what I can tell, it helps with gripping and since this is the style of driving I'll be doing in my Fastback, I figured having HICAS would be benificial. So... is it possible and if it is, is it expensive and worth it?

 

Never heard of anyone doing this type of conversion. Wanna be the first?

 

Hell yeah! But can it be done, lol, and how?

 

Anything can be done.

Get all the HICAS parts from a HICAS car(how youw ill find one is another story)

The Pump, lines, sensors(I think it has special ones), full rear suspension and I think it has a special ecu.

How much money or time it will take to swap all that sht in your car, don't have a clue!

 

Would it be worth the trouble. Sure, it'll be unice since it's a HICAS conversion, but will it be worth the trouble? Will it make that much of a difference in handling?

 

Would it be worth it, wouldn't have a clue. And honestly, don't have a clue how well they handle since I have never driven one.

How bout you try and find someone that has a super HICAS 240 and drive it.

 

Good idea. The only thing though is that I heard that HICAS is unpredictable to a driver not used to it. But I fugure you can tear uyp the touge if you can harness the potential of 4-wheel-steering.

 

Ok, been reading around and found out it could possibly be done, I just gotta get my hands on he rear subframe of a HICAS Fastback. Anyone care to give it to me, lol