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20 Jan 2013 22:28 #58889
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Not that i know of maybe that renault engine thats in the new jimny but doubt it uses the same gearbox so 2 options spend £500 plus and get 1/2 a kit from Milners or go it alone if you need any advice then shout me beleive me its worth it 
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20 Jan 2013 23:10 #58898
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Plenty of options mate just depends on how much you can do yourself isuzu or small pug would be my advice steer clear of 1.8 or 1.9 pug like having a block of concrete under the bonnet and obviously anthing with electronics becomes a pain in the ass 
everyone wants diesel but is a lot of work to do
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