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Range Rover restoration


Dnk

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  • 4 weeks later...

Thanks Chris, very happy how things are coming together now. We have a few little jobs

on the fuel lines and air lines but other than that the body is read to go on

 

The engine is a brand new fully balanced cross bolted 4.6 with John Eales own spec mild rd cam and

my ecu chipped.

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I have to admit I have no idea what size V8 Range Rover use in whatever models. I do remember a tricked up black one blasting from the lights on a local dual carriageway in a most impressive manner, some sort of tuning firm badge on it, whose name I forget. You could see the body deflect the suspension in skew with the torque rection. God knows what his fuel bills were like :)

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A few more photo's, fuel lines are done, just need to wrap the cats and under the manifolds

and the chassis is ready for the shell to go back on.

Started sorting out the shell, painting the floor and straightening out the loom.

 

Popped up to Ibrars for a few parts he's powder coated for me

Range Rover finishing chassis 006.jpg

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Range Rover finishing chassis 022.jpg

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More excellent progress, is the shell going on fully painted?

 

Thanks Chris, yes the shell is nigh on fully painted now, just have a section under the dash to do.

 

Wow coming on fantastically well dunk !!! Keep up the good work. :)

 

Thanks Mike

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