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Post #1 post 21st September 2011 - 02:54 AM
Engine: 308

Exhaust: twin 2.5 inch into single 3inch

Suspension: upgraded standard height in front, super low in rear

Wheels: hdt aero

Modifications: edelbrock manifold, 650 holley, stage 1 cam, 2400 stally, exhaust, hurst pro shifter, vh sle interior

Stereo Audio / Visual: none at the moment

Estimated Power: not much really, its has a lill bit of pull though

not much to say really, bought it last year, had alot of shit wrong with it( that i found out later) . so far i have done the interior, manifold, new trimatic with stally, reco the holley, put smaller jets in, plus the usual stuff like leads and spark plugs, had help from a good mate to do this, love cruising in this car, i know its not everyones cup of tea but hey if everyone had the same taste life would be boring, cheers for looking
1984 Holden Commodore Vk Ss Rep
1984 Holden Commodore Vk Ss Rep
1984 Holden Commodore Vk Ss Rep
1984 Holden Commodore Vk Ss Rep

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  • tomopo
    Post #2

    Pretty nice. Maybe a new set of wheels though

    gutless
    Post #3

    QUOTE (tomopo @ Sep 21 2011, 09:00 PM) *
    Pretty nice. Maybe a new set of wheels though

    pffft its oldschool.

    nice car mate thumbsup.gif

    SiKWiKD
    Post #4

    some black 18s or something would set this off schmick nice car mate and thats coming from a guy who hates vks

    stealth vk
    Post #5

    cheers mate, only thing with the wheels i will be doing is either polishing them or painting them white

    The Doctor
    Post #6

    those rims look good on, dont change it.

    car looks great.

    baxdoode
    Post #7

    I know these cars have alot of sentimental value, But fuck i think theyre ugly

    smoke'n
    Post #8

    change the wheels!

    SILGEM
    Post #9

    do not change those wheels!
    last thing you need to do is put some cheap shit 20's on it like all other commodores!

    looks good I like it!

    aussiemk2
    Post #10

    QUOTE (stealth vk @ Sep 21 2011, 09:13 PM) *
    cheers mate, only thing with the wheels i will be doing is either polishing them or painting them white



    i like your way of thinking.

    looks good too by the way.

    GEM_LUV
    Post #11

    lol @ fuck your family sticker bowrofl.gif

    Bug Boy
    Post #12

    Very bright! I like it though. The wheels would look good white imo.

    GTRVspec95
    Post #13

    I like where this is going, tidy VK's are few and far between these days

    QUOTE (stealth vk @ Sep 21 2011, 09:13 PM) *
    cheers mate, only thing with the wheels i will be doing is either polishing them or painting them white


    Polish would look sweet

    QUOTE (baxdoode @ Sep 21 2011, 09:21 PM) *
    I know these cars have alot of sentimental value, But fuck i think theyre ugly


    It's being brutally ugly; but tough as nails that makes them cool ... modern car designs need more mongrel

    LEE191
    Post #14

    Taste, You have it, id say polish the rims not white,

    And really why would you put anything over 15"s on a classic


    Maby ditch the side skirts

    joel-ls1
    Post #15

    That's hot...I'd paint them white

    vlrb30et
    Post #16

    nice vk mate id leave the areo's on it and just get rid of the side skirts they look out place

    also are they the vh ss stickers?

    Ryan86
    Post #17

    QUOTE (LEE191 @ Sep 21 2011, 10:10 PM) *
    And really why would you put anything over 15"s on a classic


    We're talking about a VK here. Not a 40s Chev/Ford. It depends on the driver's taste. IMO VKs look awesome on FR19s (Yeah I know they're pretty common, but they look good).

    I wouldn't go any bigger than that though. As long as it's not a set of crappy dinner plate style wheels I think VKs (like most early Commodores) can look quite nice with a bigger set of wheels, but it all comes down to the driver in the end and what he/she likes.

    Anyway nice VK mate. The yellow looks really good.

    Draven
    Post #18

    Tidy VK... Love these cars had the same HDT Aero's on my VK... Dont paint them white just polish them thumbsup.gif

    stealth vk
    Post #19

    im not sure about the ss stickers, they were on it when i bought it. they will be removed when it gets resprayed and staying off, only wheels i would consider replacing these with would be a set of nice simmons, or vy gts wheels

    NOR011
    Post #20

    Love VK's mate. I would put the Group A front an rear bars on to match the side skirts, ditch all of the stickers and the group A scoop, have a nice K and N air cleaner sticking through the bonnet and either polish the aeros or invest in a set of FR18 Simmons. Makes me miss my old Group A replica.

    krayziebenno
    Post #21

    love it. keep the HDT's!!!!

    clutch-it
    Post #22

    thats so so sexy

    tezza078
    Post #23

    Think i remember the vks having ss stickers on them like that not too sure. Keep the wheels on it as it is just give them a good polish up. Nice car mate try and it ir ridgy didge and it will be sweet.

    froggy687
    Post #24

    hahaha i love the sticker on the back window

    the one that says F**K your family,

    love the car too biggrin.gif

    stealth vk
    Post #25

    thanks for the positive feedback guys.

    Draven
    Post #26

    QUOTE (tezza078 @ Sep 22 2011, 03:38 PM) *
    Think i remember the vks having ss stickers on them like that not too sure. Keep the wheels on it as it is just give them a good polish up. Nice car mate try and it ir ridgy didge and it will be sweet.



    I think they are VH SS stickers... pretty sure VK SS were shaded in and not just an outline...

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