Model: 1996 VS S Series II
Colour: White
Odo: 222,222 kms
Engine: Standard 3.8L Ecotec V6
Transmission: Standard 4-speed Auto
Diff: Standard
Suspension: IRS
Wheels: 17" VX SS Alloys
Interior: S (Full electrics, cruise control, dual airbags)
Stereo: Standard
Exhaust: 2.5" catback with sports muffler.
Mods:
Wheels: DONE
Clear Side Indicators: DONE
Painted Calipers:
Painted Engine Cover:
Painted Door Handles:
Exhaust: DONE
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Last edited by VS-S; 02-04-2012 at 09:38 PM.
Very clean mate, I love white s-packs.
Lower it a little and try to get your hands on some red SS stripes, it'll look even better.
Scrubbed up my wheel nuts yesterday to hopefully get them back to shiny new. No success so buying 16 new ones tomorrow.
Looks good mate
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm" Sir Winston Churchill.
My VS II Berlina Wagon
MY12 II SV6 Sportwagon
seems like a pretty clean vs ther buddy
gd to see ur in sa too![]()
vx was sold off quite some time ago...im rolling in the vz ss at the moment, well when i have the chance to drive it which is not very much spends most of its time in the garage then anything
The clear indicators look great, cleaned it up heaps. Definitely getting some for myself now.
Not bad ride man..Be sure to lower her and some rims and she will be looking sweet.
looks great mate, soo clean! but yeah, id say some superlows would look nice![]()
i love the ss kit, and the clear indicators really cleaned it up more. overall nice man, keep it up!
20' VE Supersports, Superlows, Sound System *in Progress*,"Just the clean, sleek look."
Have you had a look at the suspension to suss it out??? the rears are piece of piss you will be able to do them without a drama.. pretty much just 2bolts each side (shock absorber) and the front is a couple extra… il see if i can get some pics of what bolts to undo in my car to help you out a bit.. well its your choice on what wheels you think you should get there are heaps of rims out there that suit VR/VS models. just go to google and search vs with rims or something along those lines and there will be lots of vr/vs models with different rims on there that you can pick but i cant find my favourite ones and im not to sure what they are called lol...
Im not 100% sure if it does but im guessing it should be similar.. just undo the 2 bolts that hold the shocks in and u can push down on your diff which will allow you to just pull the spring out.. well thats what its like on live axle but maybe irs you might be able to push the axle down and not the whole diff.. take some pics and il have a look… the front you undo the top bolts on the strut top under the bonnet then there are 2 massive bolts that are bolted to a bracket thing behind the disc and then it just comes out but make sure you twist the brake hose off the struts tho
Its different with IRS you need to take the shock of to do it properly and best use spring compressors so you dont have a spring under tention fling out and smack you in the leg while your jumping on a jack handle. If you go to a place like BURSONS use to be motor traders you get the parts pretty cheap, my springs cost me
$115 for the rear King springs any size
$99 for the front king springs
Front struts were $106 each
Rear where $103 for the pair
Ended up costing me $530 i did it all myself so thats all it cost and ill align it myself at work as im an aligner.
You may not get it that cheap but normally if you go via a mechanic or pedders they put at least 15/20 % markup on everything plus fitting, so your best just buying parts and getting them to fit them. Also id also make sure when its lowered it gets aligned by someone who adjusts camber not just some clown who toes cars up and thats it.
If someone that knows what there doing does it you dont have to worry about it falling apart on you its all done properly and at once, and normally you can get an alignment cheaper when you get the person to fit them. Check your swaybar links as well while its apart if there not to crash hot might be worth while changing.
I was looking at this kit on ebay.
$620 posted is pretty good, prob another $120/$150 to have it fitted and aligned as well
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