Hind sight is 20/20 vision Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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Quote: Originally Posted by oma72 Thats cool Kalais6-yeah i agree with you about the HDT VL's.If only i had a four car lock up garage i would've also bought one and a VN Group A to round off my collection as they were cheaper in the middle of last year. Better make it a 5 car garage as i think a vk group a/3 should be in there too Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

ha ha ha ha ha ILLUSIV did you read the questions down the bottom of that page some noob asked the guy if it was 320 thou kms lol ha ha ha ha i bet he felt like a real **** after being straightened out lol. im thinking of putting a group a body kit on my berlina but i think im more inclined in the way of converting it to a calais turbo? cheers fella's Paul

Quote: Originally Posted by 17YR_VL_B ha ha ha ha ha ILLUSIV did you read the questions down the bottom of that page some noob asked the guy if it was 320 thou kms lol ha ha ha ha i bet he felt like a real **** after being straightened out lol. im thinking of putting a group a body kit on my berlina but i think im more inclined in the way of converting it to a calais turbo? cheers fella's Paul What word of this has anything to do with the VL Grp A Brocky polarizer!?!!? The polarizer was sorta on track, but the one's on VL's did nothing. They were ment to realign the electro magnetic charge of the car to one direction (or closer too) giving it better handling / fuel econmey etc. But If you had one the booklet that came with also claimed that you should only have 24psi in your tyres or something stupid like that - now wouldn't that feel harder to steer with!? not to mention WORSE fuel econmey Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

The 22psi tyre pressures had nothing to do with the Polarizer and was applicable to quite a few non Polarized cars that Brock built. The pressure was recomended by Bridgestone for use on vehicles with a certain suspension setup. One of my other VL's actually has 26psi on it's tyre placard which would also be considered a very low pressure by todays standards. Corsa

...i have done extensive research on the polariser, and the primary function of the unit was to give the driver of the vehicle an inherent ability to pull hot bitches at any rev range... whether at idle at the drive in cinemas, or at revs, whilst lacing some strips out the front of Maccas, it just seemed to draw a mole to a pole... hense, the 'Polariser.' This is also why the Grp A was so popular amongst the ethnic community. We cant pull a root by conventional means.. so Brock saw the market and capitalised on it.

Quote: Originally Posted by shaik ...i have done extensive research on the polariser, and the primary function of the unit was to give the driver of the vehicle an inherent ability to pull hot bitches at any rev range... whether at idle at the drive in cinemas, or at revs, whilst lacing some strips out the front of Maccas, it just seemed to draw a mole to a pole... hense, the 'Polariser.' This is also why the Grp A was so popular amongst the ethnic community. We cant pull a root by conventional means.. so Brock saw the market and capitalised on it. I think you might be right there. Hence why the ulehs loved it!