mk1 vts v mk2 vts

  1. #1
    what are the differences between the above,

    i know that the mk2 has the option to turn the passengers air bag off,
    and the change of bonnet light etc.

    is there any difference in performance? like the 90bhp and 98bhp vtr.
  2. #2
    Nope. Same engine. Same Performance

    Later Vts (2001+) have extra emission controls, extra airbags & the three plug ecu, but all are rated at 120 bhp!
  3. #3
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Quick View Post
    Nope. Same engine. Same Performance

    Later Vts (2001+) have extra emission controls, extra airbags & the three plug ecu, but all are rated at 120 bhp!
    thank you
  4. #4
    Do the older models have ABS sensors on all 4 wheels like the newer models? I was wondering this as the older models have adjustable rear brake biases on them, where the newer models have to rely on the ABS system completely.
  5. #5
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Toad View Post
    Do the older models have ABS sensors on all 4 wheels like the newer models? I was wondering this as the older models have adjustable rear brake biases on them, where the newer models have to rely on the ABS system completely.
    I think its as the later ones have electronic brake distribution, using the abs sensors! Instead of the brake bias load sensor!

    All have abs on all 4 wheels!
  6. #6
    Ah gotcha, nice one.
  7. #7
    leccy ABS came in around 2002, my 2001 has the old scool setup
  8. #8
    The 3plug ecu also randomly "detects" misfires and burns out the injector drivers, and if the inertia switch is triggered, its a trip to the dealer.

    Theyre more cheaply put together than mk1s too.
  9. #9
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Quick View Post
    Nope. Same engine. Same Performance

    Later Vts (2001+) have extra emission controls, extra airbags & the three plug ecu, but all are rated at 120 bhp!
    Thats because of the reworked head that doesnt exist.
  10. #10
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Gabbastard View Post
    The 3plug ecu also randomly "detects" misfires and burns out the injector drivers, and if the inertia switch is triggered, its a trip to the dealer.

    Theyre more cheaply put together than mk1s too.
    I have never heard of this happening before....
  11. #11
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Toad View Post
    Do the older models have ABS sensors on all 4 wheels like the newer models? I was wondering this as the older models have adjustable rear brake biases on them, where the newer models have to rely on the ABS system completely.
    well my 97 vts has abs sensors on all 4 wheels and a brake bias spring.
  12. #12
    i prefer the looks of a posi blue/white/black MK1 VTS in comparision to a MK2 VTS thats about it...