Those that have had this done by a professional, what did it cost you all in? Do you have a rough breakdown of costs? Engine, transmission, kit parts etc?
Well with all the LS conversions going on and dead D1 laying around due to rust there must be some 3.9's or 4.0L out there that are actually stamped with Land Rover on them...Its a solid engine which is different from the best engine or the fastest engine but then again if that is the driving factor in our decisions, why would we be in a Land Rover? lolI was just quoted $30k for a turnkey install on a new LS3 at a shop here in Colorado with great references. I'm doing my best to keep the look of the D90 as OEM as possible but the motor has to GO, it's simply too slow and honestly dangerous trying to drive up I70 through the mountains. Are there other motors which I should consider or is this best bang-for-buck. (FYI- I had a 300TDI and not going there again.)
Hey Mike. Can you share more about this and what specific engines you have experience with? Thanks.The Chevy inline 6 is a fairly inexpensive swap that involves very little modifications
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I have an ROW 1997 300 TDI that just blew up after 1000 miles. ike to know how you did it "wrong". Would like to do a second hand engine and 6 speed gm transmission (auto) with LT230. I have a 1.4 in my LT230 but can find a disco one for cheap and have it rebuilt. I am new to this forum, but have 7 cars mostly in Africa. I found I can't do the 300 TDI on us roads and have gone down several rabbit holes. I figure people know how to fix these and I cant spend tons more on this car its getting spendy.i guess i did it wrong...
I was being sarcastic..I have an ROW 1997 300 TDI that just blew up after 1000 miles. ike to know how you did it "wrong". Would like to do a second hand engine and 6 speed gm transmission (auto) with LT230. I have a 1.4 in my LT230 but can find a disco one for cheap and have it rebuilt. I am new to this forum, but have 7 cars mostly in Africa. I found I can't do the 300 TDI on us roads and have gone down several rabbit holes. I figure people know how to fix these and I cant spend tons more on this car its getting spendy.
Matt, I’m just up the road from you in Lone Tree. I was wondering if you could share the shop name; and did you end up doing the swap with them?I was just quoted $30k for a turnkey install on a new LS3 at a shop here in Colorado with great references. I'm doing my best to keep the look of the D90 as OEM as possible but the motor has to GO, it's simply too slow and honestly dangerous trying to drive up I70 through the mountains. Are there other motors which I should consider or is this best bang-for-buck. (FYI- I had a 300TDI and not going there again.)
did you do the swap i am in Toronto looking to do sameHey Red90, did you do the LS swap yourself or did you use a shop, I am in BC, looking to do something like this, once I find my Defender 110
red can you reach out want to ask questions please
how can i reach you sirred can you reach out want to ask questions please
Nothing huge, the cost of a few brackets perhaps. The big cost difference I’ve noticed is between doing an LS and LT Swap.Is there a significant cost difference when doing an LS swap on a ROW vs a NAS ? Would the NAS already having a gas V8 make the swap simpler ?
Some of the factory NAS components make setting up the evaporative emissions system a little easier. A lot of people omit this step, but if you do, you end up with a vented fuel cap and the constant smell of gas around the back of the vehicle.Is there a significant cost difference when doing an LS swap on a ROW vs a NAS ? Would the NAS already having a gas V8 make the swap simpler ?