Article: Walkinshaw WP Series II Supercar Revealed At Australian International Motor

[Ktlplxm]

I disown anything or anyone who runs a E force...

I agree 100%. People only flocked to the Edelbrocks because it was the new thing and a little cheaper. I've already had two go back to Edelbrock. You get what you pay for.

On another note. I wish companies would stop throwing around the word "Supercar", this is far from it

[BlackBeast]

No, it's based off a Holden VE SS-V.
Holden don't fit anything larger than 6.0 to their Australian domestic cars.

HSV use LS3 and did use LS7.

It's a 6.0 V8, manual trans....so it's an L98 (like an L76 but with no AFM).
http://www.walkinshawperformance.com...rcar_Specs.pdf

Actually, all the HSV models use the LS3 (6.2L) that's in the GXP. Also, the HSV W427 uses what the name states as the donk.

BUT MAN - that WP is awesome!

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[LDM]

Actually, all the HSV models use the LS3 (6.2L) that's in the GXP. Also, the HSV W427 uses what the name states as the donk.

BUT MAN - that WP is awesome!

Huh? It sounds like you're disagreeing with Paul but what you state is pretty much exactly what he said. HSV uses the LS3, and they did use the LS7 back when they made the W427, but neither of them are used in the Walkinshaw that this year old thread is about.

[Slizzo]

Actually, all the HSV models use the LS3 (6.2L) that's in the GXP. Also, the HSV W427 uses what the name states as the donk.

BUT MAN - that WP is awesome!

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Eh? Paul was stating that HOLDEN uses nothing bigger than a 6.0L motor in it's vehicles, and that this Walkinshaw kit is based on an SS-V. HSV is another thing entirely in this picture.

[BigV8]

Did you see how they routed the heater hoses? All that money and no leather seats? I'll just take the suspension and brakes.