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LT77

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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LT77

Post by GRIMACE »

Ok I have found out that the LT77 is the 5speed with the reverse next to first on the shifter......... so thats the one in the 88 deisel i have here :)

My neighbour has the older 4spd and I told him I would find out anything/as much abotu this 5 speed etc etc b4 I recomend it to him.

So guys whats the benefits of this 5 speed over the older 4spd ? Would you guys reccomend the swap and also keep in mind its not a offroad rangie.

I am assuming its obviouse to go with the swap but I wanna make sure.



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Post by HSV Rangie »

NONE,
the 4 speed is far stronger than either 5 speed.

LT77 crap. Ok in 3.5.

R380 is the best 5 speed rover used.

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Post by landy_man »

and he will need a lt230 transfer for the 5 speed as the 4 speed is mated to its transfer...
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Post by GRIMACE »

Ok thanks guys so basically unless he wants my viscous transfer and a shitty 5 speed its a no go :)
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Post by HSV Rangie »

yep.
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Post by RUFF »

You also need a rare Bellhousing for the deisel LT77 to mate it to a V8 due to the input shaft length being different.
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