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just because i like bumping this thread up in the hope more rangie pics get posted!!
mine from the other week in toolangi
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A few of mine. Pretty stock except the white 2dr which is a 4.4 the green one is 4.6 with the twin strombergs.
I can tell it is an older photo for the Green 2 door by the rego sticker but any chance you have more photos/info of it? Resprayed? Front panels look similar to Lincoln Green but doors, roof and quarters look a bit richer in colour.
Yes Lincoln green 79 model, it has been resprayed, but you can see the original paint under the bonnet, and it is very close to the same color only not shiny.
That photo is a little over saturated. looks stock under the bonnet as it's got the original carbs modified for the 4.6 and rectangular air filter elements that cost me $90 for the 2!
Dave, just about to have 4.6 iftted to my 82 2 door. Like you I want it to look original under the bonnet.. So want to keep the Strombergs. How does yours run with these carbs and did you have to rejet them or any other mods?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave109
Jools
This may help: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...thread-25.html :)Quote:
Originally Posted by discojools
Yeah have been following that thread but there is nothing too specific about how to set up the Strombergs.
Dave109's set of Rangies are really nice!
I do not know much about the setup of the strombergs, it was done thu Graham Cooper, but can photograph a note that was added to the manual, might mean something to someone with knowledge of these carbs. The head work mentioned is some porting and matching the ports to the manifolds, also has headers and 2.5 inch exhaust. Cannot fault the running of it, is smooth and adequate power across the range. Haven't measured but seem to use less fuel than my 3.5.
my old all walnut n' leather obligatory Ardennes Green 93 Vogue SE ripper ride might be time for another I'm thinking!
Here's my '88 Range Rover sporting its freshly powder coated steel wheels.
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