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MG MGB GT V8 Factory Originals Technical - New Induction on Discovery 2
Seen pics of this on RPI. Can't for life of me find them again! Looks like it will fit beneath bonnet easily with no mods. Anyone got any details |
Stuart Robson |
Got it http://www.disco2.com/tech/v8engine/ Anyone seen this? - Looks good |
Stuart Robson |
Stuart, This is the first I have seen of this and it looks good. The torque curve is in the "flat as a billiard table" catagory and the power is pretty formidable as well. Pity about the LC version for us here in Australia though. Thanks for posting, Cheers, Pete. |
P Thomas |
It looks pretty tall to me. I think it's one of those things where we need to take a tape measure and figure it out. The throttle body assembly sits at the front of the manifold, and appears to sit very high. Justin |
Justin |
Yes it it does look tall - is it the BMW V8 ? |
RMW |
No, the BMW V8 didn't hit the scene till 2003. There's a rover motor hiding under there still. Justin |
Justin |
I have test fitted this 4.0 with the Gems EFI and it is way to tall in the front. |
Evan Amaya |
Thanks for the info - Would have thought it would have been here long ago if it fitted.... |
Stuart Robson |
This thread was discussed between 26/07/2004 and 02/08/2004
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