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06-07-2020, 09:13 AM | #1 | ||
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06-07-2020, 11:56 AM | #2 | ||
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I think that 4V 5.4L V8 really needs a manual transmission to shine, I've only driven the BTR and ZF variations and it was sort of nothing under 4000 RPM then it takes off like an ICBM
Something like that I feel that you'd want complete control over the box for maximum driver engagement rather than slushbox, regardless of how good the ZF is. |
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and it re-occurred every hot day, mind you they were taxis In my mind there is no doubt the EA coped better with 300k on the clock than the VN and the EA parts wise was cheaper to run. The odd early VN had oil pump issues too so that would destroy the engine, broke engine mounts every other day, coil packs were expensive and for some reason went through alternators. They also did not like like LPG where the EA had no issue. |
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