Will a 2002 4.0 plug and play in a 2003 4.6l
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Yes I would have to use a sai motor. I knew Sai and non couldn’t inter change I just didn’t know if they changed any of the electronics. This is my first Land Rover but I have been working on cars for years. I just want reliability, next July I am going on a 3000 mile road trip in it with the wife and daughter.
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100% compatible, and the older the better. I'd get a 99 block if I could.
Then if you were game, you could even switch over the crank and rods from your 4.6 to keep the 4.6 displacement since its the same block, just stroked.
Also if you're willing to pull the heads you can even swap your SAI heads onto a non SAI block.
Then if you were game, you could even switch over the crank and rods from your 4.6 to keep the 4.6 displacement since its the same block, just stroked.
Also if you're willing to pull the heads you can even swap your SAI heads onto a non SAI block.
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100% compatible, and the older the better. I'd get a 99 block if I could.
Then if you were game, you could even switch over the crank and rods from your 4.6 to keep the 4.6 displacement since its the same block, just stroked.
Also if you're willing to pull the heads you can even swap your SAI heads onto a non SAI block.
Then if you were game, you could even switch over the crank and rods from your 4.6 to keep the 4.6 displacement since its the same block, just stroked.
Also if you're willing to pull the heads you can even swap your SAI heads onto a non SAI block.
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Call up Lucky 8 and they can hook you up. Ask for a forum member discount, too.
Couldn't tell you on the VIN code range. The older the better though. The only problem with the 03-04 blocks is that the machining tools were starting to get worn out. The older you go the fresher all the machining was.
Couldn't tell you on the VIN code range. The older the better though. The only problem with the 03-04 blocks is that the machining tools were starting to get worn out. The older you go the fresher all the machining was.
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