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So have you taken a crashed Puma and you are retrofitting a 300 TDI into it? How will you get it through the emissions test? Or is this a 300 TDI vehicle that is having dash/gearbox/bulkhead/axles from a Puma fitted? Actually it has windscreen hinges so I'm guessing it's an earlier vehicle than a 300

Definitely going to be a forever vehicle with all that galv .... I like :)

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Hi the front differential is a 24spline rover Diff with ashlocker, the 6speed uses an adapter and the puma flywheel and clutch, which is a good move in my opinion as it has a far higher tourque rating than the 300tdi one.

Cwazy wabbit, it is a new 300tdi chassis, i decided upon using a puma rear axle case as I prefer to be able to pull the diff as a unit albeit weaker I have an ashlocker for it also and will possibly fit a heavy duty ring and pinion and have it pegged which should result in a fair diff, bulkhead wise it's puma I personally like the puma dash and I have a heater that works alongside my night heater I should have a warm defender :) I purchased a new take off puma double cab tub from foley's simply beacuse it would save me a ton of work sorting the other one and with it being double cab it has a bulkhead so I can make a nice partition for the rear of the vehicle. Also with it being a puma tub it will accept directly puma second row seats this was a must for me to have my kids in proper seats, I fitted the folding type screen hinges as I am going for a retro look I also have split csw front and second row doors to go on. All in all I want the look of early 110 but it be more usable with the tdi and other bits.

Dan

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The reason I went for the 6speed is it because it has a slightly higher top than the 380 obviously. And it tied in with the dash conversion nicely, also the stronger clutch is a added bonus.

I'm hoping it will have a slightly broader powerband with the VNT and 2.8 injector pump. I don't know anyone who has fitted the 2.8 pump but it runs higher pressure so it should give a cleaner burn in turn being able to adjust the pump up abit dependant on what the EGT has to say about that.

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So have you taken a crashed Puma and you are retrofitting a 300 TDI into it? How will you get it through the emissions test?

MOT emissions test is done on the elder of the engine and the vehicle, so if you fitted a 1980 engine into a 2015 vehicle, it would go through the 1980 emissions test. Similarly, if you fitted a 2015 engine into a 1980 vehicle, you would still go through the 1980 emissions test. The onus is on the presenter to prove age, however.

So putting a 300tdi in a puma would let you go through the 300tdi emissions test, not the puma test, provided you could prove the age of the engine.

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The reason I went for the 6speed is it because it has a slightly higher top than the 380 obviously. And it tied in with the dash conversion nicely, also the stronger clutch is a added bonus.

6th gear s 0.742. You can get 0.732 in the R380.... A lot cheaper and easier... The biggest advantage to the 6 speed is the lower first gear for off road use.

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