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I have a Jaguar 4.0 24V 4HP24EH (electronic) auto box in my garage and a RRC 3.9 4HP22 hydraulic. About everything is swappable: hydraulic 4HP22 casing to 4HP24 internals for example. Most clear difference is the pump body between bellhousing and gearbox which is about 20mm longer(bigger) on the 4HP24
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P38 air bags on a Defender chassis?
Carloz replied to TD5toV8110's topic in Modified Vehicle Builds & Special Projects
Why not use Discovery rear airbags? They are about a straight swap on Defender 90 right? -
Off Road/Overland Camper - Sprinter 4x4
Carloz replied to task's topic in Modified Vehicle Builds & Special Projects
I wonder why this is "not really true 4x4"? It seems it has a torque split center differential which devide torque front 35% and rear 65% which is perfect on and off road. Torque split diff are typically used in permanent 4x4 systems. When in low gear that torque split diff seems to be lockable because some sources talk about changing to 50/50% torque distribution (which can differ to 0/100% or 100-0% when front or rear loose traction completely. Open diff's front and rear has always been the standard on Land Rovers (and lots of other 4x4's), they completely left that job to the aftermarket guys. And.... I really love the camper you created! Reaaly great! Wish you many great adventures with it to come! -
I have no experience with Truetrac in Land Rover yet (it is collecting dust waiting to be fitted in my RRC). And I have same kind of diff in my garage for Alfa Romeo (trademark: Q2). Both are TorSen type differentials which doesn't use friction plates like Limited Slip Differentials (LSD). LSD's are known for heavy steering when used in front axles not TorSen type diff's (also known as ATB: Automatic Torque Biasing). I have driving experience with a FWD car equiped with this type of diff (Alfa 147 1.9JTDm 150hp/305Nm) and also the same type of car without: there is ZERO negative effect for sure. No difference in steering feel. This is logical because there is ZERO resistance, it is easily turned by hand.
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Bradbury 4 post lift needs to be secured in thebottom?
Carloz replied to henk's topic in International Forum
I have two 4 posters and I know that they need to secured to the floor for sure. Of course it will stand without but any movement can make it collapse quite easily. A simpel square frame from some strong beams (like H-beams 100x100 or something like that) with on the corners the posts secured will do. You need only longer ramps when used for a normal car. -
I remember that I did this on stainless steel pipes (for my Gtv V6 Turbo) using an old plumbers tool ment for zinc: when I was finished with the pipes the tool was finished too! The hardened layer of the roller wheels came of during the process... 🤣
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You need an extra hydraulic controlled 4hp22 and mix parts with the 4hp24e: Use bellhousing and gears from 4hp24e and gearbox housing and output shaft (and also output housing) from 4hp22. In this way you end up with hydraulic controlled 4hp24. Edit: uhm.... I was dreaming that you wanted to fit the ZF together with the M51!
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99% of this sort "upgrades" is just for show on road anyway.
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Carloz started following 1989 Range Rover soft dash conversion
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Exactly! But I guess Eaton's marketing department figured out that most people would choose for ATB OR Full Locker because of the higher price tag of the ideal diff... Like Detroit was managed more by enthousiasts and Eaton, the new owner of Detroit, more by people with the calculator....
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Detroit was working on a ATB which is lockable too. So, an ATB and full locker in one. That would be the best of both worlds and much more expensive of course. That was before Detroit was taken over by Eaton. After that I never saw anything about it anymore, anywhere...
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Series 3 Landy V8 LPG oder Electric conversion
Carloz replied to Campar's topic in Modified Vehicle Builds & Special Projects
LPG: costs depends vastly on what you are going to use: a basic pure mechanical set or an electronic controlled one. First option is quite straight forward. Annual milage should direct the discision. Electric: only when you are with your back to the wall! It is costly AND it is electric.. 😒