Canter engine
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How old was it?
The newer engines (post 2004) produce a lot of power and so will be heavy going on the transmission and drive train.
The newer engines (post 2004) produce a lot of power and so will be heavy going on the transmission and drive train.
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I don't see why it would be a problem.
After all people have been fitting all sorts of engines in to land rovers over the years.
Take the example of the mazda 3.5slt engine which was a very popular fitment in to land rovers a few years back.
That engine was originally fitted in to a commercial vehicle of the same type as the Canter.
After all people have been fitting all sorts of engines in to land rovers over the years.
Take the example of the mazda 3.5slt engine which was a very popular fitment in to land rovers a few years back.
That engine was originally fitted in to a commercial vehicle of the same type as the Canter.
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Just born cautious, I reckon.
I know they put the BMW M52 engine in Defenders in South Africa for a while and I think they produced upwards of 190hp, but weren't that torquey I don't think. I know the newer Canter engines are a lot more powerful than the older ones, but no idea of the torque they produce. Haven't googled it, I was just presuming a canny bit. Just me being over cautious likely.
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I'll bet you can give boy racers a surprise from the lights with that
