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Didn't see this thread for a while so sorry for going back a few pages. If I was going for big power, it would be a BMW V8.
Can get adapter plates for bolting the M60b40s to BMW M50 ZF gearboxes so with that in mind, a Rangerover 2.5tds gearbox would fit very easily.
Granted a standard R380 would probably **** itself in five minutes but at least many of the parts would still be reasonably off the shelf to a point.
Of course, using an BMW V8 opens the possibilities for an E39 M5 engine too. 400-440bhp and 500Nm is a silly amount of power
1uzfe is a very nice engine too though and if course is quite light.
Trouble with these engine is always going to be oil starvation if used in an offroader of course so a dry sump may be needed.
Can get adapter plates for bolting the M60b40s to BMW M50 ZF gearboxes so with that in mind, a Rangerover 2.5tds gearbox would fit very easily.
Granted a standard R380 would probably **** itself in five minutes but at least many of the parts would still be reasonably off the shelf to a point.
Of course, using an BMW V8 opens the possibilities for an E39 M5 engine too. 400-440bhp and 500Nm is a silly amount of power
1uzfe is a very nice engine too though and if course is quite light.
Trouble with these engine is always going to be oil starvation if used in an offroader of course so a dry sump may be needed.
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I've only got 7 HT leads and running with no sensors and no air filter so it's running abit rough
but it runs !! 
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It lives !!! Before the doc too
Video is on YouTube I'll put a link on in a sec
Let's get it driving before I leave for aus
mine was running months ago
there was a thread and everything
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How long you dins under for pal?
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200tdi ayre
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Didn't see this thread for a while so sorry for going back a few pages. If I was going for big power, it would be a BMW V8.
Can get adapter plates for bolting the M60b40s to BMW M50 ZF gearboxes so with that in mind, a Rangerover 2.5tds gearbox would fit very easily.
Granted a standard R380 would probably **** itself in five minutes but at least many of the parts would still be reasonably off the shelf to a point.
Of course, using an BMW V8 opens the possibilities for an E39 M5 engine too. 400-440bhp and 500Nm is a silly amount of power
1uzfe is a very nice engine too though and if course is quite light.
Trouble with these engine is always going to be oil starvation if used in an offroader of course so a dry sump may be needed.
A BMW or Lexus lump would be the dream, so much more refinement and power it's just sourcing them and the cost that's abit more of a problem. RV8 bits are common as muck
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Actually reckon bmw V8s would be cheaper over here than a Rover V8 lump!
Who knows, I might stick one into my trayback if I get sick of the 300.
I'd love to build a soft-top 90 for the road with an M5 V8... Dreams keep your imagination healthy I suppose
Who knows, I might stick one into my trayback if I get sick of the 300.
I'd love to build a soft-top 90 for the road with an M5 V8... Dreams keep your imagination healthy I suppose
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Actually reckon bmw V8s would be cheaper over here than a Rover V8 lump!
Who knows, I might stick one into my trayback if I get sick of the 300.
I'd love to build a soft-top 90 for the road with an M5 V8... Dreams keep your imagination healthy I suppose
Someone's gotta have a go
I'm definately sticking something special in the range rover but I'm still in decided what that special engine is
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Someone's gotta have a go
I'm definately sticking something special in the range rover but I'm still in decided what that special engine is
BMW 850Csi lump
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The other week saw a lads 90 with a BMW 3.0D he'd just dropped in.
It was still in early tune but :jaw: that thing was gonna be ruthless!
It was still in early tune but :jaw: that thing was gonna be ruthless!
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Nice one! you drove it yet?
I agree, a Toyota lump would b awesome! plenty of lexus v8's about for not much, just cost of getting all in ect more than anything.
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BMW V12 lump went for £250 last night or night before, was near me but decided against it
Not got the space to stockpile engines!
Not got the space to stockpile engines!
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Haha no running rough still and no props on it yet
I'd just buy a whole scrapper for the transplant to make it easier and scrap the rest
POWER !!!
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E39 M5 motors are, urm, EXPENSIVE!
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8th lead put on and it runs smooth as a nut. ... For 2 seconds then dies away :doh: the more sensors I add the better it will be though coughs when you press the loud pedal too and doesn't really rev up, fuel issue ? There's not a lot in the tank which may be the problem.
Finish water and get it running well are priority a for tomorrow
coughs when you press the loud pedal too and doesn't really rev up, fuel issue ? There's not a lot in the tank which may be the problem. Finish water and get it running well are priority a for tomorrow
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8th lead put on and it runs smooth as a nut. ... For 2 seconds then dies away :doh: the more sensors I add the better it will be though
Finish water and get it running well are priority a for tomorrow
I must admit, my factory fit v8 does also cough a bit when there's not a lot in the tank... I've learn to carry a jerry in the back
I'm interested in how you plan on 'waterproofing' (best you can of course) your v8? I imagine there can be some rather.... Wet ? Sections when trialling?
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