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Old Oct 7, 2009 | 04:46 PM
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Here it goes again please give at least an anwser on the seats.

Hey All,
I'm new to the forum and definetily need some guidance. I'm getting an 87 LR/RR and need to find the least expensive ac compressor and heater core. Also, I'm thinking about putting: cold air intake, headers, high performance cat and muffler. Will running a true dual system make enough difference in performance to justify doubling the price? How hard is it to change the 3:56 gear ratio, because this thing is on;y for city driving? Lastly, will the seats from a 95 LR/RR fit in my 87 or, for that matter can I use any of the later model parts. I greatly appreciate y'alls' consideration in these matters and look forward to joining the club.

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Carter
 
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Old Oct 7, 2009 | 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Carter C
Here it goes again please give at least an anwser on the seats.

Hey All,
I'm new to the forum and definetily need some guidance. I'm getting an 87 LR/RR and need to find the least expensive ac compressor and heater core. Also, I'm thinking about putting: cold air intake, headers, high performance cat and muffler. Will running a true dual system make enough difference in performance to justify doubling the price? How hard is it to change the 3:56 gear ratio, because this thing is on;y for city driving? Lastly, will the seats from a 95 LR/RR fit in my 87 or, for that matter can I use any of the later model parts. I greatly appreciate y'alls' consideration in these matters and look forward to joining the club.

Thankfully,
Carter
I can only comment on the exhaust and the cold air intake; yes you will see improvements with the headers and free flow cats, and you would get improved performance with a true dual system. Is all that worth the cost, in my personal opinion no, but to each his own. I think you'd be wise to save the money and put it away for maintenance of the rover. I have had a CV joint on that year and a fuel pump go out. Those things are tanks and lack performance but they are fun to drive. Enjoy it.
 
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Old Oct 7, 2009 | 09:15 PM
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I'm not sure if anybody has tried the seat swap. Thats not a typical upgrade people make. I would say that it will probably work but you might have to make some custom brackets. The only way you can really find out is to go to a junkyard and get some measurements and compare them to your Rover. The cheapest place to find parts would have to be other ebay.
 
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Old Oct 8, 2009 | 01:52 AM
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I believe that all classic seats are compatible with eachother. DOUBLE CHECK. A compressor for cheap would be found on ebay (my favorite place) along with a heather core (might want to get a new on though).
 
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