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best engine swap for fsj?
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Something I'd like to point out. If you have V8 and swap to 4.0L, the length gained by the shorter waterpump, etc leaves just enough room to use the V8 trans setup as it is. You'll need to go electric pusher fan though. (I've been mulling this over for the Honcho, but I think I'll keep it V8)Jeep gauges are for amusement only. Any correlation between them and reality is purely coincidental.
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Originally posted by CarnuckSomething I'd like to point out. If you have V8 and swap to 4.0L, the length gained by the shorter waterpump, etc leaves just enough room to use the V8 trans setup as it is. You'll need to go electric pusher fan though. (I've been mulling this over for the Honcho, but I think I'll keep it V8)Rob
1982 Jeep Wagoneer Limited 360
1979 Jeep Cherokee 4-Door 258
1979 Jeep Cherokee Chief 360
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Some of the print in this ad is not right.( the 5.9 claim)
I just saw this waggy locally It has a GM 6.0L in front of a OEM 727/NP228 with an adapter between the Trans and Motor.
Looked like a clean installIf the PM's are full,...try e mail!
[email protected]
616 four 03 44 0 five
'78 J-20 401 Q/T not quite stock anymore....Frame off Resto Mod..Super Cab nearing completion. SOMEDAY
"90 GW 360/727/229/3:31s 2" lift (SOLD in 2015)
'78 CJ7 Built from Scratch over a 7 year span.
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4 OH 1 all the way...
Flint
Ran when parked.
http://jubileejeeps.org/quadratrac
88 GW, 401/727/208, 5" lift, D44s/4.10s/locked up, 35s with a few Evil Twin & TT's Fabworks mods
76 401 Wag, 77 401 Wag, 77 401 J20
http://eviltwinfab.com http://www.ttsfabworks.com
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Ford 300 six or even a MPFI 302.
Both are efficient when put together properly, the 300 can lug an AOD around (Econoline vans had the 300 and AOD paired for efficiency) with stock axle gears, and the 302 has adequate aftermarket mods (sadly, more than an AMC V8) if you want some power. The best way to get mileage however will be diesel, but they will be pricy as people know what they can do and will sell top-dollar.
My $.02CJ
[/COLOR][/SIZE] -1985 Ford LTD Country Squire "Rarity" - 302/AOD
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Originally posted by CarnuckSomething I'd like to point out. If you have V8 and swap to 4.0L, the length gained by the shorter waterpump, etc leaves just enough room to use the V8 trans setup as it is. You'll need to go electric pusher fan though. (I've been mulling this over for the Honcho, but I think I'll keep it V8)Project: 1979 Wagoneer 360, Turbo 400, Q-Track, and Dana 44's
Lovingly refereed to as the "The Wagon"...
Daily Driver: 2008 Jeep Commander Rocky Mountain Edition 4.7L, Q-Trac II
http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll58/jeepxk/DSC08388.jpg
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You need the frame brackets and motor mounts from a 4.2L and either mod the current trans to run a CPS or get the harmonic balancer CPS kit. 6 cyl FSJ rad and EFI harness from a '91 to '95 XJ for simplicity. Also ZJ or TJ waterpump and pulley if you can fit a regular fan in.
When I put the 4.0L from a '93 ZJ in my '84 J10 with the 4.0L accessories, I needed a spacer for the waterpump to run a fan close enough to the rad, but that was in an originally 258 rig.Jeep gauges are for amusement only. Any correlation between them and reality is purely coincidental.
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Been looking at a 318..Wannabe Fabricator
Grumpy on a good day.
1981 J-10 Laredo.. mmmm bucket seats...
What I'm working on: http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showt...50#post1503850
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Originally posted by surfwagoneerA lot of you keep on claiming 15-16 mpg on your 360. What kind of upgrades and mods have you done to get these types of results (minus driving style.)1969 M715 6x6
1963 J300 Swivel frame
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