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Old 3rd June 2010, 03:08 PM
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Kev,

As above (double post)

Now don’t take me as a complete authority on this but….

The LT77 gearbox uses a transfer box to create the 4WD, if you remove the transfer box you have a one out put gearbox.

I am going to go and lay under a Land Rover to check the gear leaver attaches to the gearbox not the transfer box!

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Old 3rd June 2010, 03:24 PM
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Right I have just crawled out from under a Land Rover, I could only find an ambulance!

As Coozer said really, or you could leave the transfer box on stick the diff lock in and have the widest transmission tunnel ever but a prop shaft that is about 20mm long.

Best search for a 2WD cover!
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Old 3rd June 2010, 05:58 PM
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Welcome Rincewind, are you a Wizzard by any chance? I don't know much about landys other than they're uncomfortable animals but great off road, good job Ginge and Coozer have answered your question.

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Old 3rd June 2010, 06:08 PM
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I have been thinking a little more about this. (No comments you lot).

My first 90 had an LT77 and was screaming in fifth at 60mph the later R380 is a little better, has reverse in the right place as well.

I know the diff has the final say in the road wheel output speed but it might be worth thinking about.

Someone must make a rover V8 to type 9 conversion plate, and then you won’t have to mess around modifying the transmission tunnel.

Just thinking out loud.

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I have seen a couple of rover v8 to type 9 bellhousings either on ebay or the v8 forum but they arnt cheep. I have also been told by several people not to go down that route because the type 9 wont be able to handle all the extra torque!

In the end i have decided to go with a lt77 gearbox from a tr7 as the 5th gear is taller and is actually an overdrive gear. cheap too, only cost £47 for the gearbox and it bolts onto the sd1 bellhousing with no problems.
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There’s your answer is this any good?

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Old 3rd June 2010, 09:14 PM
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im not 100 % sure about that gearbox, im sure someone who knows more about gearboxes will have a look soon. The only thing i would say is that bell housing wont fit on the v8. As far as i am aware you also wont be able to use a 4wd bellhousing because they are too long......
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