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Not standard on a vs but is on a vt.
Radial tuned suspension is a GMH term for their suspension setup and it dates back to the mid 70s.
It first came out on a sunbird and then toranas and flowed on to commodores and they have kept the name right up to now.Its a bit of a gimmick really but doesnt have much to do with independent rear ends solely
Radial tuned suspension is a GMH term for their suspension setup and it dates back to the mid 70s.
It first came out on a sunbird and then toranas and flowed on to commodores and they have kept the name right up to now.Its a bit of a gimmick really but doesnt have much to do with independent rear ends solely
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Not Standard.
The IRS was not standard on the Executive and Berlina models.
However, it was an option at $500.
Thus there are some Executives out there with IRS, but not a lot.
It was one of the mandatory options for me when I bought the VS in early 1997.
The IRS was not standard on the Executive and Berlina models.
However, it was an option at $500.
Thus there are some Executives out there with IRS, but not a lot.
It was one of the mandatory options for me when I bought the VS in early 1997.