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July 31, 2010, 17:33:43 »
hi,
if i were to fit a 1.4 transfer box to the disco but leave it on the 31 inch tyres, would it still be able to cruise at 60-70 mph without reving the pistons out of the bonnet?
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July 31, 2010, 18:09:19 »
Hi
with the standard Disco T box in and 31 inch tyres you should be able to do 70 plus without any problems.
Mine has 35's on with a standard disco t box and that will do 70 plus at 3000 rpm.
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no sorry, wanting to reduce the standard disco gearing to that of a defender for high range when towing, to reduce strain on every thing.
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You'll end up doing the same sort of speed as a standard Disco,. just remmeber the speedo will be reading slower ;)
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