RSTuning
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That's the engine mounted in the Discovery SVR!
One minor detail that I'd missed was that the disco doesn't have any thread/hole for the centre M10 subframe bolt but I managed to drill it and send a nylock nut down the chassis leg! Not ideal but it's mounted never the less!
Lots and lots to do before it will be in a position to run but it's getting there!
Looks like we'll need to get some pipes made for the active anti roll bar at the rear as the floor pan is different just after where the rear axle mounts and the SVR pipes foul on the chassis.
We're on the lookout for a full set of facelift LED lights (front and rear) as the ones on this won't work properly with the later SVR body control.
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One minor detail that I'd missed was that the disco doesn't have any thread/hole for the centre M10 subframe bolt but I managed to drill it and send a nylock nut down the chassis leg! Not ideal but it's mounted never the less!
Lots and lots to do before it will be in a position to run but it's getting there!
Looks like we'll need to get some pipes made for the active anti roll bar at the rear as the floor pan is different just after where the rear axle mounts and the SVR pipes foul on the chassis.
We're on the lookout for a full set of facelift LED lights (front and rear) as the ones on this won't work properly with the later SVR body control.
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