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Thread: moving from the 1993 V8 into the 1994 tdi.

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    is nice!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gidget View Post
    Righto, fixed the coil falling out issue this arvo & stuck it on the gidget travel-ometer
    Yep, it's a stump we stick a plank of wood against It got to the top with no drama, so I was happy







    The crude yet effective way to stop the coil from falling out


    its nice to see some one get as carried away with modifying a disco as i do, tell me, where is it that you can drive on the beach , ? i have been alover the net trying to find a place and there is nothing listed. btw what size did you stuff under the wheel well ? i put 31s on mine, it dosent seem to rub at all with a 2 inch lift. and btw, the ramp should meet australian standerds so long as it is used in australia.

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    Hi Mate,

    Awsome thread..... great price on the 300 Tdi, I paid 7500 for my 200Tdi. Love it.

    Two things I hope help.

    1. I find I get 800+ K's per tank on and off road, that includes beach work, I have found I need less and less rev's to get the job done. Though I have a manual. Enjoy that...... the missus will.

    2. I had a BLACK expansion tank on mine, original. I had from two seperate sources both Land Rover specialist (one a long time mate of mine) the BLACK tanks have a habit of spliting with age. I now have a white one.

    Both guys are the senior mech's were they work, both were amazed the Black tank has lasted as long as it had. Having said that since then I have had to keep an eye on the coolant. Seems to have settled down now though.

    Great thread.... very encouraging to those newer to major mechanics.

    Jay

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    Quote Originally Posted by discoveryseries1 View Post
    its nice to see some one get as carried away with modifying a disco as i do, tell me, where is it that you can drive on the beach , ? i have been alover the net trying to find a place and there is nothing listed. btw what size did you stuff under the wheel well ? i put 31s on mine, it dosent seem to rub at all with a 2 inch lift. and btw, the ramp should meet australian standerds so long as it is used in australia.
    I doubt I would get my ramp through customs any way

    Getting carried away............... Yes well after almost 12 years of playing with various Land Rovers, my wife doesn't really think it is Playing any more

    I got 33" tyres under there Bit of cutting with the grinder I have -1" off set rims & 2.5" (although it is sitting up around 3" at the moment) suspension lift.

    Where we drive on the beach is near Bundaberg Qld. Only about 20 minutes from home, is a beautiful spot We take it for granted to much A quick Link to a quick Boys weekend trip down there


    I haven't got much done of late, had it out for a few runs, looks like I got to get a new front diff housing & strengthen it I put a big dint in my existing one, I am unsure how the dint is missing the crown wheel

    Am thinking I may source some new springs to lower it an inch or so Just for ease of use

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay View Post
    Hi Mate,

    Awsome thread..... great price on the 300 Tdi, I paid 7500 for my 200Tdi. Love it.

    Two things I hope help.

    1. I find I get 800+ K's per tank on and off road, that includes beach work, I have found I need less and less rev's to get the job done. Though I have a manual. Enjoy that...... the missus will.

    2. I had a BLACK expansion tank on mine, original. I had from two seperate sources both Land Rover specialist (one a long time mate of mine) the BLACK tanks have a habit of spliting with age. I now have a white one.

    Both guys are the senior mech's were they work, both were amazed the Black tank has lasted as long as it had. Having said that since then I have had to keep an eye on the coolant. Seems to have settled down now though.

    Great thread.... very encouraging to those newer to major mechanics.

    Jay
    Economy has changed a little with the mods, although that is to be expected, getting around 700 to a tank now, will be interesting to see what happens after a new exhaust & a tune up.
    Then maybe LPG, but that will have to see

    I will have to see about sourcing a white coolant bottle, the old green 93 model has a black one as well & it went to the Gulf at the end of 2007 in 45 degree heat with no drama
    But better to be safe than sorry

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