impulsive
Alloytec Racing
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- Brisbane, QLD
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- VZ Alloytec
Raptor Charger will see you hit mid 13s at best...
Welcome to Just Commodores, a site specifically designed for all people who share the same passion as yourself.
To all who own vz commodores with alloytecs.
Sv6 or not, before you spend any hard-earned dollars on your car, hear me out.
You are throwing your money at a brick wall.
Unless you're forking out 12k plus on a turbo kit (maybe a supercharger if you swing that way), the things are a waste of time modifying.
To the "is it the driver" comments.
I just happen to have friends with both a vz sv6, and a ve sidi sv6.
I ran them both last night, and it didn't matter whether it was from standstill or not, even rolling from 60 onwards in 2nd, I couldnt beat the sidi, and I was a dead heat on the (standard) vz. Accelerating from 60 onwards isnt hard it's got nothing to do with driver skill... Plus, I've done the quarter before all this, so I'm only competing against myself...
As to why it cost so much, the clutch and cpr6 were the big costs, cpr6 $1600 and clutch and flywheel $3500 installed. New plugs, coils 02 sensors and injectors was around $1800 including labour. 2 separate vcm tunes net to around $1200 (retune was cheaper). Insulators, CAI, catback, underdrive pulley... They all add up.
I'm going back to the tuner today, I Don't understand how this is possible...
L67 is where its at.
But unfortunately you cant put one of those in a vz.
Stepping back in time a bit arent you? I'd prefer an Sidi over an L67
As impulsive said, supercharge that thing.