Land Rover Lump

[Mark Halliday]

Originally Posted by Ribald

I believe a favoured engine to pop in the Landie is the Daihatsu Fourtrak 2.8TD.

Check out http://www.difflock.com/cgi-bin/discus/discus.cgi for possible help.

Second!
First is a good old V8.
But if you have to make do......................

[Jono Garton]

Originally Posted by Pete7

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If it works leave it alone.

Pete

Does anything work that Stuart owns ?????

[Mark Halliday]

Originally Posted by Rogue Wave

Thanks Jono I was hoping you'd bring your engineering skills to the thread!. I could always put a 2.5 TDI 200 in to the Landie.

If its a TD, stick with it. the 200 hasn't anywhere near the low down torque.
I just happen to have a spare set if injectors for a TD, should you want to refurb. What sort of miles has the engine done?

[Rogue Wave]

Originally Posted by Jono Garton

Does anything work that Stuart owns ?????

They all work before instructors from your skool drive em!.

Regarding the vehicles as I know how to take a corner this means they stay on the road and don't get written off! Therefore they they do tend to wear out! my launching technique does however exascerbate (yoiu know what I mean) the corrosion problem

[Rogue Wave]

Yeah all right then I'll stick with the td Can you I stick a Fairey on to the 110. (by fairey I mean an overdrive and not Jono G!) as the pull is fine but the crusing speed is a bit low!

I'd be interested in the Injectors( how much dya want) PM me with a price

[ashbypower]

Rogue, Can you fit a Killcord to the TDI? You'll never now when you might fall out

Brian

[Mark Halliday]

Fairy overdrives in good nick are rare as rocking horse sh1t. If you find one the selector rods are usually missing. The new GKN will fit a 5 speed (LT77) g/box, but not a 4 speed. At £850 + is it worth it?

4 or 5 speed wise, see if you can shove the gear lever further right than 3rd. Easier still is reverse top left or bottom right? I asume you use reverse.