Thread: 300Tdi into V8 (disco)

Originally Posted by rovercare

Buy a classic Rangie and do the body swap, cheaper that way, decent classics can be had for cheap,...............plus they're better looking and don't have that stoopid hump

I hope Those Jap Whalers doing Research Slaughter don't confuse a Disco for a Humpback what.... those scientific harpoons pack a real bite.

Don't know about tripping on something, my mate watched it all in his mirror and couldn't work it out.

The lockers were out, only used them in low range.

How big a job is the Range Rover swap? are the body mounts etc the same?

Originally Posted by mud13s

Don't know about tripping on something, my mate watched it all in his mirror and couldn't work it out.

The lockers were out, only used them in low range.

How big a job is the Range Rover swap? are the body mounts etc the same?

http://www.users.on.net/~LRHybrid100/

Note that that wasn't a complete body swap, as it says that the RTA and eng. wouldn't certify a RRC body on a Disco Chassis.

You need to fit the TDI + trans to the RRC Chassis.

Originally Posted by joel_nicholson

Note that that wasn't a complete body swap, as it says that the RTA and eng. wouldn't certify a RRC body on a Disco Chassis.

You need to fit the TDI + trans to the RRC Chassis.

Ahh yes, I hadn't read it for years and forgotted

Just thought it'd be easier than answering about the body mounts being the same

Originally Posted by rovercare

Ahh yes, I hadn't read it for years and forgotted

Just thought it'd be easier than answering about the body mounts being the same

That'll teach ya

LRH

Do the rebuild - just choose a body and build!!!

LRH

Landrover Discovery 1994 TDI - not running - eBay Discovery, Land Rover, Range Rover, Cars, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 05-Feb-08 21:31:59 AEDST)

another dead diesel to stick your donk in