Cummins Diesel Repower Disco II
Good Afternoon,
I am just now starting to explore the idea of building my dream daily driver. I am interested in taking the soon available 4 cylinder Cummins R2.8 and putting it in a 2004 Disco II. Full transparency, this is way past my skill level so I will be relaying on a shop ( not yet determined ). Clearly this project has not started, I am posting looking for feedback I plan to find a very clean 2004 disco II. I am confident I can find one for sub 6K. The crate motor should be around 7k. Can anyone recommend a shop that would do well with a project like this? Location is not that important, I can get the motor and rover basically anywhere in the US. Simply focused on a high quality build. Any advise is appreciated! Cheers! |
Where are you located?
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Trailhead 4x4 might be able to help.
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Are you going to bump the power some? I'm surprised at its advertised output, or lack thereof.
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This is my plan as well. It's not going to be too hard a of a swap from everything I've seen. Engine mounts and engine to transmission adapter and exhaust are things that will need to be fabricated. Other than that I think the wiring will be a breeze.
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Subscribed to see how far this goes
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Originally Posted by KingKoopa
(Post 607025)
Are you going to bump the power some? I'm surprised at its advertised output, or lack thereof.
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True. Personally I a sub 350ft/lb power plant wouldn't even blip my radar for the effort and money Involved with a conversion. But if you can coax that kind of power out of the Cummins reliably and easily (which I'm confident you could do), then by all means hand me a beer and let's get to it lol.
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I'm sure you can get those torque numbers out of that engine pretty easily. My plan is to do the diesel conversion and run the engine stock for a few months and then start adding power judiciously.
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Moving to Denver CO in a few months from Jackson MS
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