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I have quite few Landy series... they are : SC-HDTP, STW, SC-CNVS, LC-PU, LC-CNVS, and one SC-HDTP engine conversion (if you do not know what I am talking about, you probably go to the wrong website), so in all
I have six land rover series already. I wander myself, why do I need many of them, so don't even ask... :-)
Surely missus is not happy about my collections, plus I do not have the place for all of them, so I "swear" to stop collecting another land rover a few months ago.
But... this week-end someone told me that he is selling his Land rover series 6 cylinder STW. At first I am not interested, but I give it a look anyway.
To my surprise, the truck is very-very pristine, the paint is still original, very minimal dent or scratch if any, the engine is still purring smoothly. in short, it is quite rare.. even if I have more money, I won't come across this type of landy easily, so I gave up... bought it ( afger hagling a bit) and I am now end up with 7 landys.. my God...
I am not regretting it tough... in fact I am very happy to have this one, but I need to let go some of my landy, otherwise missus will not let me in to the house.. :-)
Now about the engine, how different is she compare to 2.25? here is some spec:
6cyl, 2.6L
2.6L LR 6 cyl (7:1) |
67/90 @ 4500 |
178/131 @ 1500 |
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2.6 L LR 6 cyl (7.8:1) |
71/95 @ 4500 |
181/134 @ 1750 |
4 Cyl, 2.25 L 4
LR 2.25L Petrol |
52/70 @ 4000 |
163/120 @ 2000 |
You see the difference? Although 6 cyl generally is much thirstier than 4 cyl, but for big and heavy Station Wagon, I think there will be not much different due to the weight of the truck. 4cyl may actually consume more fuel.
So if you want to know more about his beast, you can download the review in here :
www.landroverfaq.org/Reviews/FourWheelerMagFeb1967-LandRover.pdf but remember this review was done more than two decade a go...
Yang di Indonesia, siapa aja yang punya yah...?