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  1. nmarkiw

    The LS Engine Swap Section

    E-rod Here is the scoop on the E-Rod. It's not legal in California in any Land Rover. Here's why... The LS3 E-rod (6.2L car engine) is restricted to 1995 and earlier vehicles and had a GVWR limitation of 5750 lbs. A D90 is 6100 GVWR. All other models are higher. The LC9 E-rod (5.3L truck...
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    Small Block Chevy in a Discovery

    No, you will have to use the LS2 intake with the 6.0L, the LS3 intake with the 6.2L mounted forward and the truck oil pan.
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    Cummins Repower ISF 2.8 for Defenders

    Why is this thread in the "LS Engine Conversion" section? How about a new section for diesel conversions. Cummins, Duramax... Kind of like a smoking and non-smoking section!
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    LS / Puma Equipped Rolling Chassis (Anyone Interested)

    The 5th detent is not assigned. The truck shifters don't even allow movement into that position. PRNDM21
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    LS / Puma Equipped Rolling Chassis (Anyone Interested)

    I have an installation kit for the Land Rover shifter on the 6L80. The 6L80 only has 4 usable forward gear detents anyway. So 4-speed shifter work on this transmission. Nick
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    RRC :: 1992 Land Rover Range Rover SWB

    RRC :: 1992 Land Rover Range Rover SWB (2016-12-09 15:37:49)
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    D2 :: 2000 Land Rover Discovery II

    RRC :: 1992 Land Rover Range Rover SWB (2016-12-09 15:35:30)
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    D90 :: 1994 Land Rover Defender 90 ST

    D90 :: 1994 Land Rover Defender 90 ST (2016-12-09 15:34:49)
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    The LS Engine Swap Section

    My D90 LS Swap I have owned my '94 NAS D90 since 2004. Because I do a lot of rock crawling, I immediately installed 35s, ARBs, lift, blah, blah... I realized the 3.9L had no lugging capability and stalled easily. Not what you want on the rocks. Shortly followed by a 4.6L and ZF. (That's...
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