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Thread: D2 V8 fuel consumption

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    Quote Originally Posted by pibby View Post
    something doesn't add up here....

    Land Rover Discovery (98-04) Performance - Facts and Figures | Parkers

    and if you put a 4.6 in your disco which a lot of people have the td5 is around 7 seconds slower.

    Land Rover Range Rover (94-02) Performance - Facts and Figures | Parkers


    obviously a uk site but you get the gist.....
    I stand corrected.
    Then again, I should have known better, I heard it on Top Gear....
    Whats with all the different models?
    Thought it was just S, SE, HSE...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post
    I stand corrected.
    Then again, I should have known better, I heard it on Top Gear....
    Whats with all the different models?
    Thought it was just S, SE, HSE...

    Stop trying to change the subject re the different models Disco Muppet, just accept that a TD5's true calling is as a slow noisy vibrating marital aid compared to the ultra silky smooth and substantially quicker V8. ...

    I remember not that long ago any discussion regarding 'V8 v TD5' would have seen lots of different sometimes even heated comments from the TD5 brigade. I guess most of them must have blown up in the interim and their owners have now given up on trying to defend a lost cause. ...

    cheers,
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    Cheers,
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    D1 V8 (Gone)
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    D3 HSE TDV6 (Unfortunately Gone)
    D4 V8

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    After spending time in the soapbox, I realise it's no point arguing with people on here.
    After all, everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
    However, I will be remembering this little debate....
    We shall see who triumphs.
    NOW
    Whats with the different models?!
    Anyway as I said, I can't drive V8s...

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    Talking

    Well,, I have to agree with the boys here, (Terry and Pedro),, Theres "nothing" quite like being behind the wheel of a nice smooth powerful V8,,Having just sold my D2 V8, and now driving a 2.4 Puma,, its chalk and cheese,, but I must admit, I hate visiting the servo's all the time,, and I spent alot of time/money there due to my heavy foot , but when you get to drag off ******* that dont realise just how quick the D2 is,, woohoo

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chops View Post
    but when you get to drag off ******* that dont realise just how quick the D2 is,, woohoo
    I beat a freelander the other day, does that count?

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    All this talk is making me keener to buy a V8 now. I have owned 2 TD5s in D2's but never a V8 D2. I own a V8 RRC which is a D2 block with 3.9 top and it goes alright. Test drove a 4l P38 a while ago, and loved it, is the D2 the same motor and gearbox combo?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post
    I beat a freelander the other day, does that count?
    Na,, same marque doesnt count,,,,
    And obviously it wasnt being driven by my mrs,,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Banjo_pluker View Post
    All this talk is making me keener to buy a V8 now. I have owned 2 TD5s in D2's but never a V8 D2. I own a V8 RRC which is a D2 block with 3.9 top and it goes alright. Test drove a 4l P38 a while ago, and loved it, is the D2 the same motor and gearbox combo?
    Bypass 4.0 and go straight to 4.6. It's the disco that should have been.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clubagreenie View Post
    Bypass 4.0 and go straight to 4.6. It's the disco that should have been.
    I personally would have gone to the 4.6 on the rangie but it was already done when I bought it.

    I intend to if the 4l gives issues, From research this is still cheaper than fixing a TD5

    Did the D2 come with a 4.6 or do you use the P38 engine

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    Picked up a low kKm built P38 motor. Haven't looked back

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