They are bolt on like the series unit but you need to get the shim right
Who knows about overdrives for the 4 speed and if you can retro fit them?
1991 2 door Disco (current)
2012 Puma ute
2007 D3
1976 2 door RR
1977 2 door RR
1972 FORD XY 4X4
+ 70 other vehicles and trucks
They are bolt on like the series unit but you need to get the shim right
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2012 SZ Territory TX 2.7 TDCi
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Hello again.
Do you have a serial number or make please?
1991 2 door Disco (current)
2012 Puma ute
2007 D3
1976 2 door RR
1977 2 door RR
1972 FORD XY 4X4
+ 70 other vehicles and trucks
The most common OD for these is the Fairey Overdrive. They aren't the strongest things in the world, but do work well. I'm guessing from your sig that you are talking about the LT95 4 speed box from the earlier Range Rovers? When looking for one, be aware these are different units from the ones that go on the 4 speed Series boxes. They come up on fleabay from time to time.
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