It definitely made the bike have a more mid to top end power compared to the stock exhaust, the bike definitely got better with the more mods I’ve done to it
@@fullnoyz7670 sweet! it’ll just keep getting more collectable too! I’ve got a bt1 I’ve stripped it bare it’s getting fully seam welded and a wild… plain white paint job lol! it’s 25/30 is getting a freshen up but I’m contemplating going single cam again but it’s not being rushed as I’ve had it for nearly 20 years
Sorry for the shit video! I should hopefully have a video of it turbo’d in the next couple of months. It ended up making 106kw in this video, in the description there’s a mod list 👍
And the Americans watching this are asking -- VS? Looks like a right-hand drive GM (Pontiac) car... lol (I know what it is - thanks to watching Top Gear in the early 2000's.)
@@fullnoyz7670 There are also many Vauxhall's that are GM (mostly Pontiac) in America. But Pontiac is no longer a GM brand. Went away with Oldsmobile after the economic crash of 2008.
355 will usually have more average hp and torque just loses out to the peak dyno queen circle jerk number. Don't get me wrong I love an LS motor. But my senator stayed 355 when I rebuilt that and had multiple LS in the shed. These aren't that much lighter then a VT+ and with this power and properly set up could run a high 10 low 11. Even with the huge hp numbers there not that many full weight high 10 low 11 second ls1's without gas or boost .
I don't believe it a early model Commodore without a ls in it well done mate great condition for a 40 year old car I just love vb vc vh good on you for sticking with the Holden v8 a decent skid as well and you weren't even trying 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
It's got a huge solid camshaft I can't remember the exact specs but it revs to 8300 rpm, decent head work, I never got the chance to dyno it, it picked up a bearing that you can hear in one of my other videos :( sure as hell was fun to drive!