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I read somewhere that a Land Rover had a Buick engine, and that Land Rover was owned by Ford. What's with this? Just purchased a 99 Disco I, are some of the major parts, motor, trans, transfer case, axles from other manufacturers?
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http://www.austin-rover.co.uk/index....neroverv8f.htm
Follow the link for a pretty thorough article on the Rover V8 that sits under the hood of your Disco. BMW owned Land Rover from 1994 to early 2000, so if anyone gives you a hard time about your truck being an overpriced Explorer just tell them it's actually an underpriced X5. ![]() |
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Thanks, this was a very interesting article. Add some cubic inches to this old engine, and my Discovery could be a muscle Rover. Ha!
![]() Last edited by S Couch : 09-10-2004 at 01:32 PM. Reason: changed suv to Rover |
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S Couch, when i went from a 3.9 to a 4.6 that was a wow difference. I almost sold it because it's so underpowered. The RPI chip and cam also helped. This passes a smog test real easy. With the 5-speed it's fun to run the gears. Carl..........o&o>..................
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