the badge inside my car says rts "radial tuned suspension"
i have a 1992 vp commodore, is it the same as IRS? if not whats the difference?
No, it is not the same.
Stick your head under the car. If the rear axle looks like this:
then it's live axle.
Any different and it's IRS.
Originally Posted by Reaper:
Originally Posted by Jecs:
Radial Tuned Suspension
Independent Rear
Google those two. Radial tuned suspension means nothing really, they all had that, means its setup to suit radial tires.
this is irs
with diff, and axles
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Yes, RTS was introduced back in the days of the HZ Holden. It was primarily aimed at steering Holden away from the "Cadillac Boulevard Ride" and towards a more precise, firmer european style. Uprated springs, heavier swaybar and perhaps slightly different wishbone mounting dimensions for improved camber/castor adjustment.
RTS means nothing on a VB - onward Commodore ^_^
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