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Old 26-09-04, 10:02 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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Hello

Hi

Thought I'd say Hi to everyone. I'm not a Cobra owner but I've help out with many engine installs on many different kits. I built probably the first ever Westfield V8 back in 1987 using a Ford 302 which finally ended up pumping 445bhp.

I've been around Rover V8's for over 30 years and always have bits, pieces, and useful help and advice available.

Look forward to helping out where I can

Rossco

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Rover V8. 3.8ltr, 3.5 block, 4.2 crank, 12:1, propane, stg3 heads etc, 295bhp
Rover V8. 4.8ltr, 4.6 x-bolted block, stroked 4.6 crank, blah blah, 410bhp
Rover V8. 3.8ltr as above but with Eaton M112 running propane only @ 14:1....anywhere between oh my god and oblivion bhp.

Latest project is a Buick 455 into a Classic Range Rover www.hardcore4x4.co.uk
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Old 26-09-04, 10:29 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Hello

Hi Roscoe
Good to have you on board. Bought your flack jacket yet.
Mike.
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Old 26-09-04, 10:40 AM
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Re: Hello

I've had a flak jacket for many years having been a mod on a couple of forums and also running my own.

Thanks for the warning and welcome though
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Rover V8. 3.8ltr, 3.5 block, 4.2 crank, 12:1, propane, stg3 heads etc, 295bhp
Rover V8. 4.8ltr, 4.6 x-bolted block, stroked 4.6 crank, blah blah, 410bhp
Rover V8. 3.8ltr as above but with Eaton M112 running propane only @ 14:1....anywhere between oh my god and oblivion bhp.

Latest project is a Buick 455 into a Classic Range Rover www.hardcore4x4.co.uk
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