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Rover 4.0 Engine Dimensions - 2/5/2008 4:10:47 AM   
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Im kicking around a radical engine swap on a 97 Disco, and was wondering if any of you had a shop/tech manual that gave overall dimensions of the motor and how much it weighs?

Thanks
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RE: Rover 4.0 Engine Dimensions - 2/5/2008 4:50:26 AM   
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Nope, but what are you thinking about installing?

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RE: Rover 4.0 Engine Dimensions - 2/5/2008 6:26:24 AM   
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Bear with me on this one:

1. Marks 4WD makes motor mounts and tranny kits to put a small block Chevy in a Disco or a Pre-96 Rangie. Id rather have a Disco than a Rangie simply for its Jerry Can styling.
2. Im all but positive the mounts for a small block Chev and a Rat motor are the same.
3. My Chevy performance book says that the SBC and BBC and extremely simialr in external dimensions - something like 5" in width and maybe 2" in height - Weight is significantly different, but thats just a spring issue.

So - If I can get a SBC into a 97 Disco, then Im just wondering if I can fit a BBC in there also? If I knew how big the stock Rover moto was - I could determine it for sure.

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RE: Rover 4.0 Engine Dimensions - 2/5/2008 7:56:07 AM   
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The one faqctor you may not have taken into consideration is the power issue. The tranny, t/case and diffs won't hold alot of torque.

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RE: Rover 4.0 Engine Dimensions - 2/26/2008 5:29:34 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Suagrtown Cabaret

Im kicking around a radical engine swap on a 97 Disco, and was wondering if any of you had a shop/tech manual that gave overall dimensions of the motor and how much it weighs?

Thanks


Look here
http://www.v8engines.com/old-pages/Test/engine-4.htm#check-up

At top of page.

< Message edited by Landzu -- 2/26/2008 5:31:05 PM >


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