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    Quote Originally Posted by Euan Sands View Post
    The Terrier heads are diferent, extra water jacket external ports and lower compression (combustion camber?).
    Deeper dish pistons.
    When you put the rover cover on it helps to drill the 2 oil drain holes in the block from the valley cover chamber to the timming case chamber.
    Does anyone know where to get oil filter/oil cooler adapter for the rangie timming cover?
    News to me ive done a few 4.4 coversions and as well ive seen a few done and not one has had the holes drilled from the valley cover to timming cover plus the timming cover comes now where near the valley cover

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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    News to me ive done a few 4.4 coversions and as well ive seen a few done and not one has had the holes drilled from the valley cover to timming cover plus the timming cover comes now where near the valley cover
    I did it on my 4.6.

    I saw it in the book on tuning Rover V8 engines.

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