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VL Turbo dizzy VS n/a. same?

Started by FeRgO vbmenu_register("postmenu_1635380", true); · 16 Nov 2007 · 13 replies

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ok chop me up and feed me to the pigs for not searching but ive got 2 mins to leave or ill be late for work. are they the same? if so ill grab 1 from the wreckers tomorrow and get a rebuild kit for it. mines stuffed.
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yeh mate there the same
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I didn't think the VS even ran a distributor, the v6 anyway. Edit: Sorry I entirely mis interpreted the post. I thought it meant VL turbo to VS commodore dizzy the same haha...oops. And yeah VLT and VL-NA are identical as others have stated.
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VLT and VL N/A are the same 100%
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get a skyline R31 series 3, they give out a better signal than vl ones
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Quote: Originally Posted by SIK_3LT get a skyline R31 series 3, they give out a better signal than vl ones bit off topic but i have been told that also the r31 s3 head has better strength/less prone to cracking then vl/r31 s1-2 ones, as they were made in a diffrent country or sumthing like that, any trouth behind that
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Quote: Originally Posted by SIK_3LT get a skyline R31 series 3, they give out a better signal than vl ones Wow never knew that man, cheers. Yeah I knew they were the same when I ordered a new Dizzy cap and plugs etc. and it said on the cover for; RB30E/RB30ET Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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I actually thought there was two different RB30s in R31s, one featuring a timing chain? Yes, this is probably the one time I'm going to say something this stupid. Hey Gav, have you goy any pics on CT of your car? I'd be interested to see it!
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Quote: Originally Posted by 5spdvl I actually thought there was two different RB30s in R31s, one featuring a timing chain? Yes, this is probably the one time I'm going to say something this stupid. Hey Gav, have you goy any pics on CT of your car? I'd be interested to see it! Check my MySpace mate. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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cheers for the answers guys, just needed to know tonight so i can get up early and go searching for a half decent one. ill look into the skyline wreckers too if the series 3 are slightly better.
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<hrrrm> only thing to watch is that 'some' imported models although they appear 100% identical are out of position by 180 deg <f.ck> so if you get a bit complacent and put new one on same as old without looking at the damn dot then be ready for lots of pops and coughs... Also on this model the rotor is not a skyline one but a mitsubishi, they look identical but wouldnt you know it the hole inside the rotor for the shaft is a fraction too small to fit on the VL one <grrrr> But after all this they work the same <sigh> <shrug> Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Quote: Originally Posted by SIK_3LT get a skyline R31 series 3, they give out a better signal than vl ones and the CAS are about another $100 compared to a VL cas
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Quote: Originally Posted by theVLguy and the CAS are about another $100 compared to a VL cas They are more relaible than the vl maybe thats why they are a bit more and you can still use the vl caps on it. r31 series 3 have came out with mitsubishi rotors, that's why you get the whole lot ( dizzy and cas). I've got one, haven't put it on yet as i wanted to change the bearing first. Quote: Originally Posted by MARMO. bit off topic but i have been told that also the r31 s3 head has better strength/less prone to cracking then vl/r31 s1-2 ones, as they were made in a diffrent country or sumthing like that, any trouth behind that im not sure about their strength wise, maybe it withstand more heat, so it dose crack as easily. r31 series 3 have came out with mitsubishi rotors, (mitsubishi is made in japam).
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Quote: Originally Posted by SIK_3LT They are more relaible than the vl maybe thats why they are a bit more and you can still use the vl caps on it. r31 series 3 have came out with mitsubishi rotors, that's why you get the whole lot ( dizzy and cas). I've got one, haven't put it on yet as i wanted to change the bearing first. im not sure about their strength wise, maybe it withstand more heat, so it dose crack as easily. r31 series 3 have came out with mitsubishi rotors, (mitsubishi is made in japam). now you say that, coz i tried a r31 dizzy in my car, it had the mitsubishi rotor and CAS, the VL uses a Hitachi CAS (factory) no parts can be swapped between dizzys apart from the dizzy cap and im pretty sure R31 heads dont crack because of the cooling system setup. u should be asking, why do VL heads crack more then R31s and thats cause of the radiator position and u need to 100% bleed it.
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