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    new life for an old girl

    hi team
    well the time has come to finaly get around to putting the new engine in the old girl, the 3.5 was getting a bit tired was a bit grummly coming back from corawa event, so.... here are some pics
    hopefully i will get it back in in next week
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    Iain
    Do you realise you may be starting a power war?
    I dont think Garry and my self will let you lead the pack without a fight ?
    Garry is most likely working on a stoker 5.2 as I type.
    Anyhow you can show us the pitfalls of a bigger donk.

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    no we dont want war !!! Just a bit of fun , all going well might get it going [ATTACH]begining.jpg

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    Iain,

    What motor are you putting in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 101 Ron View Post
    Iain
    Garry is most likely working on a stoker 5.2 as I type.
    Nah - I have a spare fuel injected Jag V12 down the back your that I was going to put in one of my series 1s - but will now have to put it in the 101.

    The jag engine is the perfect 4wd petrol engine - high power at high revs so you do not run out of revs in an under geared 101 and it develops its torque at about 1800rpm and holds it right through to about 4000rpm.

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    well after a box of swearing got the engine back in, connected lots of stuff up ,
    and then a little blurt.. its alive !!! timing is way out... but there is the morning to sort a few things out (alot) update tomorrow

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    Keep us up dated.
    I am following this with much interest.
    Whats the story on the motor.
    Did you get it rebuilt or put it in as is.
    I costed a 4.6 ...3K rebuilt with top hat seleves, pistons ,rings and bearings with me doing the labour.
    I am interested in what you think of the extra grunt.
    Should be a whole new world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterP View Post
    Iain,

    What motor are you putting in?
    Looks the same as the one that came out!




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    Smile

    hi all
    well the deed is done , what a change ! had some problems last night turned the dizzy 30 degrees and bang! game on running sweet as a nut!
    think i might have a manifold leak some where around n 7 , bugger
    as it the only one not easy to get to
    oh well something to do , drove the old girl home OMG what a change just like driving the rangie acceleration, thats new , need to get her up to coopers for a tune and a once over, the carbys are good with out touching them running so well on gas

    well there you go
    very pleased with the result

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