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Old 10-11-2006, 01:39 AM
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VR Stereo Install

Just stole some Xplode 6 by nines, any ideas how to rip the rear tray out of a VR, it seems to be stuck behind the seat or summink, can't see any screws though the vision is going from 'researching' the internet.
Also the VR's an auto, any point in forced induction or should I just stay NA and make all the airy bits shiny and big?? ie. new headers, cold air etc..
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Old 10-22-2006, 03:20 AM
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Re: VR Stereo Install

Need to lift up the rear seat base, then remove the rear seat back. It will slide out easily.

Lots of people have either turbocharged or supercharged the V6 motor. I know of one guy who has even twin turbo'ed his VR V6. Very good gains can be made
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