Have a crank from a 5L VL Calais ex police car. Needs a grind but otherwise is good.
are the VL 5L ones diferent to the older 5L's. is there anything special if its a police one?
cheers
jason
I believe that the VK-era 308/304 engines may have had better (large-valve) heads and different cranks than the stock 5l V8s of the time, but I don't think the VLs were different than all VL V8 Commodores.
There will be resources on the internet that explain the differences, just try a Google search for VL BT1 perhaps.
Cheers,
Macca
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Not sure if the cranks are much different but the VL's ran the A9L engine which is pretty much a copy of the earlier L34, better/stronger than the normal early 308s, it would be the second best 304/8 to start with behind the injected motor
Did'nt know the police ever ran calais VLs ???
The A9L was unique to VL Group A Brock as far as iam aware.
ah stuffed if i know.
I got a crank with a heap of holden parts from a old holden dealership i cleaned out. it has a tag on it saying neeeds grind and that it came from a 5L VL Calais Police....
i dont even know! happy to sell you a car to go with your crank though!
Police 8's were stock standard straight off the production line.
so a "police crank" is no diferent to any other standard v8 vl crank?
no police crank its all bull**** mate they would be all the same