What to do first with my vl to get it going quicker

[J.T VL LOVE]

Hi guys,
Im looking for help on my vl i dont know what the first step is to take in doing it up I have allready had a full service done
and dont know what to do next, it is a stock 1986 vl executive, if use can help that would be GREAT :surprise: cheers

 

[detox_nath83]

hey man and welcome to JC

first thing you do is a search as this is covered so many times.. there is massive amounts of information on here going on about the VL commo and all troubleshooting.

goodluck with it

be sure to navigate to the RIDE section and post up your commo in there.

 

[nasty1]

manual conversion....

pursuit rims....

dump it .....

 

[Reaper]

Hi guys,
Im looking for help on my vl i dont know what the first step is to take in doing it up I have allready had a full service done
and dont know what to do next, it is a stock 1986 vl executive, if use can help that would be GREAT :surprise: cheers

Short of some sort of forced induction you are wasting your time and $$$. Cut your losses and buy something with a LS in it.

Reaper

 

[Kernal]

Are you on your p's?

 

[calais24/7]

turbo conversion if your on your not on p's
if you are on p's buy a stock turbo motor, build that up, when you get your fulls, put the turbo engine in and have some fun,
bottom line, its not worth buying perfomance mods to a standard 6cyl. keep it serviced and running well and thats all you can really do.

 

[detox_nath83]

its not worth buying performance mods to a standard 6cyl. keep it serviced and running well and thats all you can really do.

i did lols... and im having gr8 fun. Rb30 is a tough donk man if done correctly.

but as u stated keep it running, and do a build

 

[rb26dett]

First thing I would do is fix the rust under the front and rear windscreens

 

[Munz]

And definitely take the underlay out of the boot (under the carpet)

cause that **** will rust up your boot when it starts leaking from the rain

 

[shane_3800]

rb25 head and 26 intake untill you get off your p's