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Yep, I know my PM box is full. Email me instead.
1983 Cherokee WT - IFS, trailing arm rear, full cage, Hemi, 6 speed, turbocharged - Autocross project
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ZR-1 Vette engine?1978 Wagoneer
401/turbo 400 trans. Quadra-Trac BW1339 (with Low) 4" Rusty's lift with 31" Summit Mud Dawgs
Mods:
Fuel Tank, Red Holley Fuel Pump, Razor Grill (profile pic out dated), Rebuilt steering boxComment
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Aww, c'mon. You guys know I wouldn't own another chevy motor.
Yep, I know my PM box is full. Email me instead.
1983 Cherokee WT - IFS, trailing arm rear, full cage, Hemi, 6 speed, turbocharged - Autocross project
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Does that truck have two Hemi's?Originally posted by Ristow
i bet it was Simon....
he's such big meanie that way...
please don't tell him i said that....Comment
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So how many cubes is that one stroked and bored to?Originally posted by Ristow
i bet it was Simon....
he's such big meanie that way...
please don't tell him i said that....Comment
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We have a winner! 5.7 hemi and tr6060 6 speed manual out of a 2010 Challenger. All stock. Going to do a cam swap, headers, and an aftermarket ecu. Hopefully will be in the 450 whp range.Yep, I know my PM box is full. Email me instead.
1983 Cherokee WT - IFS, trailing arm rear, full cage, Hemi, 6 speed, turbocharged - Autocross project
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Kewl - Going TURBO1981 Jeep J10 Laredo, 401-V8, 625 Carter, Lunati 262/268, Edelbrock Performer, MSD Ign., Hydroboost, Hyd. Clutch, Flow Cooler WP, Be Cool Aluminum Radiator, Doug Thorley, NV4500 5-Spd, NP-231D, 3.73 F/R Trac-Locs, Rustys 4" Lift, Vintage Red Metallic, Black Interior and 33X10.50X15 BFG, FiTech400 to come - IN PROCESS
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The only car I really miss is my R/T Magnum. I loved all 340 factory horses. I even grew to love the Mercedes trans and the auto stick.Originally posted by Ristow
i bet it was Simon....
he's such big meanie that way...
please don't tell him i said that....Comment
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Dang I was going to guess a Mopar motor of some sort, but as I suspected someone beat me to the punch. Nice combo you got there. What is this going into?'89 GW; 4" Susp Lift on 32" Wild Country MTX; 360, HEI, Edelbrock Intake, Melling MTA-1 Cam, Summit 600 carb, 3.73 Gears
'70 Wagoneer; stock Buick Dauntless 350, TH400; 3.73 stock gears
'83 Wagoneer Limited; stock 360, 727, 3.31 gears.Comment
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lol- Hemi.. idk which one though. I'm pretty sure only Hemi's are that effin wide. xDOriginally posted by GhinmiAww, c'mon. You guys know I wouldn't own another chevy motor.Comment
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Going in my lowered 2wd Cherokee WT project. Should be minimal clearance issues in there.Originally posted by jdaniel83
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1983 Cherokee WT - IFS, trailing arm rear, full cage, Hemi, 6 speed, turbocharged - Autocross project
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That's gonna be awesome. Glad you're not sticking a gm product in it! Never understood that.2004 Jeep Liberty
1998 Jeep ZJ 5.9
1994 Jeep ZJ I6
1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 360Comment
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Don't get me wrong, the GM product makes a lot of sense. It's cheaper and has more parts availability than the hemi. And easier to fit because it's not as big. I just couldn't bring myself to do it. It feels wrong working on something other than an AMC 401, lol.
I measured last night, this engine is 6.5" wider than a 360/401 at the valve covers.Yep, I know my PM box is full. Email me instead.
1983 Cherokee WT - IFS, trailing arm rear, full cage, Hemi, 6 speed, turbocharged - Autocross project
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nice. gonna be tight width wise but length should be easy. i think i'd rather deal with length issues tho.
i like the amc as much as most on here,but tjhey really aren't a hard motor to miss once you move on.Originally posted by Hankrod
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Originally posted by Fasts79Chief
It's like you're unraveling a big cable-knit sweater that someone keeps knitting...and knitting...and knitting...and knitting...Comment
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