1996 HSV VS Clubsport Build No 1120 - Diablo Red
Under the bonnet, the 5.0-litre V8 was treated to a few HSV tweaks, including a cold-air intake, low-restriction exhaust and some fiddles to the onboard computer. All up, HSV endowed the ClubSport with 185 kW of power and 400 Nm of torque.
Mechanically, the ClubSport runs the matching numbers 185 kW 5 Litre Aussie V8 engine mated to the sought after 5 speed manual gearbox. HSV set the ClubSport up with a firm ride and the car's long wheelbase, wide track and independent rear suspension make it stable and easy to punt around on a racetrack or cruise comfortably on the highways. Motoring journos of the day concluded that HSV's ClubSport had a raw, racy feel.
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