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    The smaller zoos are quieter and not as agricultural to drive?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grover-98 View Post
    Yeap i will agree that a turbo in a Izusu diesel would have a far better punch then the 300tdi but do they get the same economy?

    Also i am happy with the fairly quiet 300 with a nice note after i removed both exhausts.

    And yes the 300 will die before the izusu and prob have more problems along the way but how about the 3.0 Izusu that they put in the Jackaroo in 98 they have plenty of power economy and are apparently very reliable?!

    James.
    You'll get the same economy if you drive it normal to hard, but if you slow down and cruise the smaller tdi will give better economy.

    The Isuzu 2.8 is a great engine, but I don't think it's as efficient as the landrover tdi's or the 3.9. The 2.8's need around 240g of diesel to make each kwh at best, the 3.9 is under 220g per kwh.
    Anyone know the BSFC of the 200 or 300 tdi?

    VW wins the race with 197 g/kwh on their 1.9 tdi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grover-98 View Post
    Yeap i will agree that a turbo in a Izusu diesel would have a far better punch then the 300tdi but do they get the same economy?
    i have found economy is very similar to a 300tdi, marginally worse, but only by a nats dick.

    as for the punch..

    up to 2000rpm, the isuzu wins hands down, over 2000rpm i personally think the 300tdi wins.
    Quote Originally Posted by Grover
    Also i am happy with the fairly quiet 300 with a nice note after i removed both exhausts.
    aint no fairly involved, it is massive chucks of volume quieter :P

    but if it is heavy loads your pulling you notice the difference when trying to get a roll on uphill on a cold morning... the 3.9 wins by a country mile if your clutch plate survives......
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    up to 2000rpm, the isuzu wins hands down, over 2000rpm i personally think the 300tdi wins.
    You can fix that, we have the technology.

    Unless you haven't got a turbo yet. We can fix that too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post

    up to 2000rpm, the isuzu wins hands down, over 2000rpm i personally think the 300tdi wins.

    Easy fixed with a 10mm spanner, a flathead and a pyromoeter

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Easy fixed with a 10mm spanner, a flathead and a pyromoeter
    And a large fridge fitted

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    I have a 300 tdi and a turboed 4bd1 here and I can assure you the 3.9 has heaps more pulling power by far Yea the 300 I have here can blow the 4bd1 off down a hill but not so good off the line,with a load or towing up hill.

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    had a 300tdi disco manual before 11ltrs / 100 loaded up on a trip. isuzu county 11/12ltrs / 100 loaded up more.
    in the isuzu i just stick in top gear tun on cruse control ( brick on the go button) and it stays there untill we get where we are going.

    i suspect that the turboed isuzus do better, leaner mix at high way speeds, better burn possably.

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    ive got the same exhaust on my county i didnt like the 2.5" with a hotdog exhaust when i first got it, it was really drony but now it sounds great. And it helped the ecconomy a tiny bit. Long stroke are you by any chance located in woolgoolga i think ive seen a county like yours gettin around as im in safety beach ive got a white county with qld plates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rangier Rover View Post
    I have a 300 tdi and a turboed 4bd1 here and I can assure you the 3.9 has heaps more pulling power by far Yea the 300 I have here can blow the 4bd1 off down a hill but not so good off the line,with a load or towing up hill.
    Not if you gear the 4BD1t up a bit more. mine is near V8 performance up to the fuel governor in top gear, which is about 135km/hr with 33's and .996 high range.

    I wouldn't be able to come close to the performance of my engine and it's current state of tune with a 300Tdi, even a tweaked one
    AND I'm getting 12/100 city and 13/100 highway and 15/100 highway towing 2 tons at 100km/hr. Got to love a big cube turbo intercooled diesel for low down torque and top end go if geared right
    The last one we fitted to a 130 with a LT85 behind it destroyed 5th gear because it COULD tow 2 tons all day in 5th He has gone to 33's and uses 4th gear now for all the hard work.
    It is really hard to actually convey just how good these engines are in a landy/ rangie. You really need to drive one.

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