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Merlin390 07-19-2011 10:31 PM

DiscoII Performance
 
Looking to add a little extra mid-range power to my 2001 DiscoII. I have looked at chips and still looking. I'm curious will the tube headers from the 4.6L fit the 4.0L and bolt up to the cats? I think the way to get more power from this engine is increase efficiency. I found a cat back kit from magnaflow I'm looking at. I was thinking if the 4.6L headers are a straight bolt on them wrap them in an insulating wrap and then work on some kind of better ignition?

Ideas, comments, smart remarks please.

-Will

bosshogt 07-19-2011 10:56 PM

I have the Magnaflow Catback exhaust...removed my resonator. I cant tell any more power really. It just sounds cool. Its a nice stainless muffler, you get used to the throatly sound.

Disco Mike 07-20-2011 05:32 PM

Header will do little unless you let them breathe, in other words a bigger cam and reworked valves for better air flow.

Spike555 07-20-2011 08:04 PM

Well considering that the 4.0 and 4.6 engine are the exact same block and heads there will be nothing gained by switching headers other than a lighter wallet.
Read the description's.

Exhaust Manifold - Right Hand | Exhaust Parts for Land Rovers & Range Rovers
Exhaust Manifold - Left Hand | Exhaust Parts for Land Rovers & Range Rovers
And the cats are the same too.
Land Rover Discovery II Catalytic Converter Y Pipe - Land Rover Catalytic Converter Parts at Roverparts.com

Other than rebuilding your engine there is nothing you can do to increase power.

Merlin390 07-20-2011 08:07 PM

Alright guys thanks for the input. I think all I'm going to do is wrap the exhaust manifolds with wrap and call it a day.

Al Blue4.6l 07-20-2011 09:03 PM


Originally Posted by Merlin390 (Post 258495)
Alright guys thanks for the input. I think all I'm going to do is wrap the exhaust manifolds with wrap and call it a day.

I wouldn't.

header wrap tends to hold in moisture and causes manifolds/headers to rust.

Spike555 07-20-2011 09:23 PM

Why would you want to wrap your headers?
Whats the point?

LundRover 07-20-2011 11:07 PM

Wrapping headers will cause other problems as mentioned. These trucks suck at 0-60 performance, but are great at offroading and snow. As I tell everyone, it wont get me anywhere fast, but it will always get me there.

Savannah Buzz 07-20-2011 11:29 PM

0-60 in 3.2...gallons

atancreti 07-21-2011 12:25 AM


Originally Posted by Savannah Buzz (Post 258522)
0-60 in 3.2...gallons

Yes absolutely!
If you wrapped your headers wouldn't that lower the heat coming off them?? The only worry with that is rust... ....


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