defender11069
AKA Mr cool...
200tdi for me to
37mpg out of a Tdi is either a lie, a mis-calculation or steady driving at a constant 45mph with no hills.37mpg? What size tyres give you that sort of economy?
petrol or diesel?2.5 na
37mpg out of a Tdi is either a lie, a mis-calculation or steady driving at a constant 45mph with no hills.
Chances are their ODO is well out, so accurate calculations are not going t happen.
19j
tickover all day, works when its broken,it may be slow but you will get there.maybe in a cloud of smoke
Maybe I'm being harsh and maybe it is possible, but if you weren't 'really' trying I'd struggle to believe based on the fact most people get 28-30mpg.Thought it was a bit optimistic!
The Engine I am running in my defender is an ex Range rover 3.9. It was converted back to twin carb when it had LPG fitted, but it still has electronic ignition, It is also fiited with twin K&N's and Piper cams. Next on shopping list is a Janspeed exhaust.I gotta say i would love to know if anybody has stuck the 5l supercharged rr engine in a defender. Would be insane methinks. Have heard of earlier rr engines in defenders.
The brakes are standard Defender brakes. I don't drive at any more than 70-80 mph, which is what the diesel engined vehicles are capable of, it just gets there an awful lot quicker. Fuel consumption on gas is about 15 mpg, but as LPG currently costs 72.9 ppl, the running costs are roughly the same as the diesel.Hope you have good brakes! Bet its thirsty.
TD5's = underbonnet fires, knackered turbos and broken injectors!
2/300 TDI = Not a bad engine but not nice to work on imo!
V8 = the best engine but not for range or fuel costs!
The others are pretty much obsolete,
2 1/4's Have poor power to weight ratio's and are poor on fuel!
19J lol
Jap engines all the way!
not heard of underbonnet fires in td5's, or knackered turbo/busted injectors very often