Hey guys, I thought I'd show of my ride which consists of the following.
1987 berlina turbo - PSIFED
It's a Holden Berlina Sedan from the factory and it's equipped with the Turbocharged Nissan 3L RB30ET producing 150kw at the flywheel.
It was produced in 1987 at the Melbourne plant with a serial number of 43298
Alpine white over mx grey – New front and rear bar have been sprayed in original colour, orignal white paint immaculate, no rust what so ever, boot channel like new, front screen like new.
Blue interior – Immaculate like brand new, no stains/rips. Black dash mat, still using original steering wheel, carpet like new.
MS1 transmission- rebuilt stage 2 shift kit, 2800 stall, big trans cooler from Yarra Valley.
Speco stand alone shiftlight and boost gauge.
Stereo – Pioneer mp3 headunit, 4” dash speakers, custom parcel shelf NO HOLES CUT pioneer 6x9’s, 2 cadence amps running 12” cadence subs and rear speakers.
Diff - 28 spline mini spool diff .
Lowered king spring super lows in the front and pedders chopped in the rear, riding on 15x7 interceptors 215 tyres, original vl turbo hubcaps.
Bosch 044 fuel pump, malpassi 1.1 rising rate fuel reg with speco fuel psi gauge.
New GK-Tech no holes intercooler kit.
Full 3” exhaust including Pacemaker front pipe, 3” hi-flow cat, sports muffler, hotdog and 3” chrome dump tip.
Rear and side venetians sprayed alpine white
Standard T3 turbo with big aftermarket accuator running a Turbotech boost controller hidden in the engine bay set to 15psi.
Power output 187rwkw’s on 17psi on hallam performance dyno. Healthy A/F ratios, no detonation, or pinging.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
im gonna bump a 4 year old thread....coz i can lol
was thinking bout this car yesterday, whats happened to it, did the bloke that bought it come on here? One of the best examples of a vlt this car!
I sold the car to a bloke in sunshine about 5-6 years ago wore the plates ujlous or similar a young bloke only 18, a mate saw the car 6 months after I sold it and apparently it didn't look to good, only regret I ever have selling this