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CaptLimey
16-11-2009, 21:26
I'm intending to upgrade my '96 T2, to a younger model, probably a 2005 or similar. Has anyone any data (or info re where I can find it) on the different fuel consumption and CO2 emissions figures of the later 2.7 versus the 3ltr T2s? Also I understand that there are some 'bolt ons' that can improve power/performance/economy of the 2.7. Any info welcome.
Rgds CL

extreme-4x4
16-11-2009, 21:42
you need the lurrrrveglove hes mr stats on cars and stuff... to the point of annoyance:D

no ask paul he will know. if not he will find out

but do you have the same tax issues over there emmisions etc

BigBlack
16-11-2009, 22:21
If your looking at a 2005 model it will be a MK4.... try here (http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4091) Page 7 has all specs... albeit in kilometers, not miles!!! :thumbs

Also useful info on everything else

lacroupade
16-11-2009, 22:45
Or you can fiddle about here.....:lol

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/nissan/terrano-1993.aspx?Page=7

COLIN, found my lovegloves today while emptying the storage unit..mmmmmmm!

extreme-4x4
16-11-2009, 23:48
Or you can fiddle about here.....:lol

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/nissan/terrano-1993.aspx?Page=7

COLIN, found my lovegloves today while emptying the storage unit..mmmmmmm!
early night for you then :augie

CaptLimey
17-11-2009, 20:42
Hi Guys

Thanks for the come backs and links, I'll be doing some research on them.

Extreme - Yes there's an issue on emissions here in France. If it is over 250g/km (I think?) you have to pay an annual tax. If below - no tax. The 3ltr auto T2 is over that but I think (hope) the manual is 240g/km. That's why I'm hovering between a 2.7 and 3ltr. I'd prefer the bigger engine 'cos I'd like the extra power but not at the expense of paying a tax every year if I don't have to.

Rgds CL

BigBlack
17-11-2009, 20:47
Get a 2.7 and fit a Tunit box? :thumbs

CaptLimey
17-11-2009, 21:13
Hi Guys

Quick update - just done the preliminary research - 2.7 manual = 260 g/km, versus 3.0 Di manual = 240 g/km, plus better MPG (litres per 100 km over here). As the cut off point for annual tax here in France is 250 g/km, it looks like I'll be going for a 3.0 Di.

Anyone got a good low mileage 'left hooker' for sale??????

Rgds CL

paulp
17-11-2009, 21:16
keep the 2.7td less electrics to go wrong.

push the pedal harder hit the redline every now and then

paulp

CaptLimey
17-11-2009, 21:18
Hey Paulp

I make you right - may just do that - if the tin worm don't get her too soon!!

Rgds CL

paulp
17-11-2009, 22:54
good point Capt the tin worm does like the japanese metal, ok the newer the better resistance but they like it

paulp