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Old 17-12-08, 06:08 PM   #21
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the zt 160 is either a 1.8T or a 2.5 v6. the 180 and 190 are both 2.5 v6. the difference between the 160 v6 and 190 v6 is the cams and the mapping of the engine
You are correct! The 2.0L engine was never used in the ZT, only the Rover 75
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Old 17-12-08, 06:51 PM   #22
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You are correct! The 2.0L engine was never used in the ZT, only the Rover 75
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Old 17-12-08, 08:03 PM   #24
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the 160 v6 is a 2.0l,

tbh most people seem to have an opinion rather than an answer
the 2.0L v6 in the rover 75 is 150 bhp. the 2.5L in the zt is 160 bhp, 180bhp or 190bhp. trust me i used to own one!
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the 2.0 150 is quite low on torque
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No graph in the Powertrain brochuure,but it tells you the torque figures above
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