Couchyc
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- VX Calais supercharged
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Calais supercharged
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krusing
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- 2002 VY L67 Calais Sedan, 2012 VE L77 Calais Wagon
The Super6's are nice to drive, love the quiet get up and go.
I enjoy taking mine out for a drive now and then.
I drove a friends 2002 VX Calais Super6 some time ago, and that was Dual Fuel and drove great on Gas and Petrol,
I find mine is fairly fuel efficient, keeping in mind its all stock.
13 L/100k suburban
approx. 9.6 on trips, especially up and down the hume highway.
I enjoy taking mine out for a drive now and then.
I drove a friends 2002 VX Calais Super6 some time ago, and that was Dual Fuel and drove great on Gas and Petrol,
I find mine is fairly fuel efficient, keeping in mind its all stock.
13 L/100k suburban
approx. 9.6 on trips, especially up and down the hume highway.
krusing
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- 2002 VY L67 Calais Sedan, 2012 VE L77 Calais Wagon
I did find 2 items with mine,
- has a hesitation when its cold, but when its warmed up a bit, it accelerates nicely.
- sometimes doesn't return to idle (approx 750 rpm) sometimes, replace the IAC and TPS with new ones, and then tried also S/hand ones, but seems to have settled down now.
