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Diesel conversion on a classic

alfaromeo84 · 2009-07-17 10:44:57

I know there was a thread here recently on Jag conversions. What would people think of a Stag conversion for an everydayer, and what would fit.

17-07-2009 10:44am

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alfaromeo84

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I know there was a thread here recently on Jag conversions. What would people think of a Stag conversion for an everydayer, and what would fit.

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#2 17-07-2009 12:01pm

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Are you serious :eek:

You can make anything fit but it will destroy the value of the car.

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#3 17-07-2009 2:37pm

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My dad was a great man for the diesel conversions we had a triumph2000 with a BMC and the overdrive box, an SD1 rover with a 6 cylinder Nissan, great car. He also put a Toyota 2.2 into his P5b keeping the rover auto box, it was a bit dead but great every day car.

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