DO NOT Google image search for them BTW.
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DO NOT Google image search for them BTW.
I dont think so :angel:
As opposed to the Factory TD5 spec of:Quote:
Production of the 4.0 ended in 2001. The final version of the engine, used in the Land Rover Discovery, produced 140 kW at 4750 rpm and 340 N·m at 2600 rpm.
135kw @ 4200 rpm and 300Nm at 1950 rpm
Now, A V8 can be chipped for about $450.00 and gains a huge 18bhp (thats about 13kw) and around 30Nm or $34.60 per Kw :eek:
The TD5 base tune is $340.00 and gains 55kw (and around 80Nm of torque) taking it to 190kw and 380Nm (at 1950 rpm) with a flat torque pattern from around 1800rpm to just shy of 4000 rpm
Thats about $6.20 per Kw :cool:
It also sits the TD5 right in the torque band off the line, and holds it there - allowing a much better acceleration curve especially when loaded.
And it still does sub 10l/100km...
The only drinking being done is by the V8 :twisted:
I thought I'd say what I was doing right now.....responding stupidly to that question which is really the only answer you can give RIGHT NOW....so from now on everyone should respond with "responding to your question".........yes?/no?.....
but you just asked a new question, so shouldnt we be answering that ?
Or the question should be "what were you doing immediately prior to answering this question?"
Right now I'm answering Tony's question...
Did I just break the thread?
Right now, I´m watching some footage of King of Portugal Ultra 4 race, specially these bits:
V8 with 5.0 liter 300bhp Engine
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHj_Z6hLBiM"]PORTUGAL4x4 King of Portugal 2013 172) - YouTube[/ame]
V8 with 500bhp+ LS Engine
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFHic-bTz74"]PORTUGAL4x4 King of Portugal 2013 169) - YouTube[/ame]
And our little td5inside :)
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrealsL24dc&feature=share"]PORTUGAL4x4 King of Portugal 2013 126) - YouTube[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zyd-9wSZ_yc&feature=share"]PORTUGAL4x4 King of Portugal 2013 177) - YouTube[/ame]
:p
and here we go back to the v8s again