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1994 VR Acclaim w/ L67 + T5

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Model:
- 1994 S1 VR Acclaim

Colour:
- Dark Green - not sure on exact colour, has been resprayed some time in the past

Bodykit:
- VR SS, missing front lip

Engine Type:
- L67 - Supercharged 3.8l from a VT

Engine Mods:
- ZZPerformance Modular Pulley system, 3.4inch pulley
- MACE Engineering 1.9:1 High Ratio Rockers
- 90mm Intake Pipe
- MACE Engineering CAI Box, with 3.5inch Pod Filter
- Deleted Boost Solenoid

Exhaust:
- Pacemaker Extractors
- custom Y Pipe
- Redback Cat-back system
- rear resonator removed.

Gearbox:
- T5 Manual Transmission
- V6 Conversions Billet Flywheel Adaptor
- Exedy Extreme Duty Organic Clutch and Pressure Plate
- Billet Products Short Shifter

Diff:
- 3.08 LSD

Power:
- Was 114kw when engine was stock, with auto trans
- hasn't been back to dyno.

Brakes:
- VT twin piston calipers
- VT Slotted Rotors
- Custom Brake Lines
- Master Cylinder Bored to 1inch
- Dot 5.1 Race Brake Fluid
- Standard Rear Brakes

Suspension:
- Super Low Pedders Springs all 'round
- Nolathane Rear Diff Mount Insert

Wheels/Tyres:
- VT SS Rims
- 235/45/17 BFGoodrich G-Force Sports

Interior:
- VN Calais Front and Rear Seats
- Dash panel around Instrument Cluster and Stereo painted Dark Green
- Custom LED's in instrument cluster for Shift Light
- Berlina Interior light with Map lights, including rear courtesy lights

Sound System:
- Sony Head Unit
- Alpine 4 Channel Amp
- Kicker Mono Block and 12" Sub
- Audio Development AD6 6.5inch Splits in front doors
- Alpine Type R Crossovers and Tweeters

Other Mods:
- Clear front repeaters
- 80l Long Range Fuel Tank
- 6000k Philips HID Headlights
- LED globes in all exterior lights
- Power Steering Cooler
- Uniden UH015sx UHF Radio, hidden aerial, display mounted in centre console
- Realtime tuning capabilities, via NVRAM board in ECU, and communications board. Plug in laptop via USB and tune with TunerPro

Future Mods:
- Finish and fit modified Ecotec fuel rails
- Engine Work
- Full Respray
- Intercooler
- New Wheels
- Finish boot install
- 3.45:1 LSD



More photos throughout thread, including L67 conversion and manual conversion
 

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vn calais, vs clubsport #137
what do u want a camber adjustment kit for.
 

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yeah man, i wasn't complaining about the price. i've got a set of calais seats to go in it next week after theyve been cleaned, so should make it a little more comfortable.

im also gunna paint the rims a slightly darker silver, cause the paints starting to flake off.
 

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Hey All, thought I'd let you all I've got my hands on an L67, so it looks like this conversion may happen a little earlier. Might have to buy a cheap car that I can drive around while I'm doin all this. But it'll all be worth it in the end.

I'll make sure to take plenty of photos of the conversion for all to see.
 

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Heres a few pics of the engine thats going into the VR and the engine bay, how it looked last weekend.

Everything going well the stock engine will be out tomorrow, so I can clean up the engine bay, and have the new engine in by Sunday night, then I can get all the accessories, fuel lines, aircon, wiring etc done during the week after work. Again, everything going well :D

EDIT: Updated with more photos
 

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