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sircruisealotVS
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i THINK (not 100% sure) vs injectors flow a little bit more than those found in a vr, whenever you put higher flowing injectors in you need to re-tune the ecu. it would work without tuning but its not something you should do.
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didn't the VR s2 and the VS s1 have the same engine(ecotec) but they increased the output of the VS s2 engine
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the short answer..no. vr (any series) had the buick...although some people say a very, very few rare vr's had the ecotec fitted (i dont know if this is true or not..ive never seen one or heard of anyone having one)
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i take that back, i was thinking of the electronic auto