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help on my mum's VL

Started by chriz · 2 Aug 2002 · 3 replies

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chrizArchived member
getting mum's 1988 VL commodore 3.0l standard i need help as i am not an expert on cars. what should i do second? (already gona do engine first) exhaust/suspension/wheels
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slickArchived member
OK here's what you do.... Go to www.calaisturbo.com And look at all the links down the left hand side of the page and read the editorial by SIN First VLT mods, and get some ideas from there even if your car isn't a Turbo. Then look through all the other posts and find similar topics... Hope this helps...
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chrizArchived member
cheers. :]
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exchaserArchived member
yeah dude. theres nothin better than reading this site ey.. the best and possibly only way to learn lots about vls in a short time, other than pulling ur own one to a million pieces and putting it all back together again.. get a bit of both those options and u soon become pretty familiar with the lingo, and u familiarize yourself with many parts of the car.. when u know a bit more about what u wanna do and what u can afford, ask a few people off here what they think and see what extra info u can source out, and u'll be right mate.. ! haha ! start off by just stripping out interior parts and giving everything a good clean up, then fix all the little things that either dont work or are broked.. and then get stuck into the mods. thats just my opinion.. but yeah.. u must have a cool mum !
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