Chevy 350 Engine Swap
04-06-2005, 05:58 PM
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
The Chevy small block and Jeep were made for each other. And
http://www.advanceadapters.com/ and http://www.novak-adapt.com/ have all
the adapters, from the transmission, shafts, linkage, mounts, headers,
radiator, for a complete job without the use of oxy-acetylene. Usually
we start this swap because we already have the Jeep, and in the proceed
spend at least twenty thousand doing it. I suggest buying someone's
divorce liquidation judgment, as this is what the job usually leads too.
Usually ten cents on the dollar.
Search Autotrader:
http://www.automart.com/vehicledetai.../cj5/athens/al
or Ebay: http://search.ebay.com/Jeep-Chevy-V8_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, folks, I did some searching on the topic of swapping out engines
> on Jeeps but I've still got some questions. Basically, what's going on
> is a buddy of mine wants to get a Jeep and doesn't want a 4 cylinder
> but those are the ones in the price range he's looking for (and that
> aren't totally beaten up). So, my question is this: what would it take
> to pull a 4 cylinder from a YJ and install a Chevy 350?
>
> Basically, he'd like to buy a cheap 4 cylinder Jeep, yank the engine
> and install a Chevy 350. I wanted to find out what the group thought
> before I go prostrate myself before a couple of off-road shops and get
> led around by the nose.
>
> The Jeep won't be used for any hard-core rock climbing/crawling, or run
> with 40 something inch tires, just used to tow a boat trailer and some
> light off-roading/hunting.
>
> Where does one start with this? Is the transmission going to bolt
> right up to the 350 (he wants to get the 5 speed manual, so no
> automatics)? Are engine mounts readily available to to fit the 350 to
> a YJ? Will the transfer case (I presume all YJ's use the NP231 (NP,
> right? I forget, but I remember my YJ has a <something>231 in it) hold
> up (assuming my buddy doesn't blatantly abuse it)? Will springs need
> to be changed to accomodate the added weight? Shocks? Will the stock
> radiator cool the 350 or is it going to have to be replaced?
>
> Can one just use a carbureted 350, a simple distributor/coil ignition
> to keep this simple? What about meeting emissions testing? Is there a
> simple way to get a more-efficient fuel injected 350 to put in the
> Jeep, one with all the emissions parts in place (including what needs
> to be put on the exhaust)?
>
> Thank you for your time and help.
>
> --HC
http://www.advanceadapters.com/ and http://www.novak-adapt.com/ have all
the adapters, from the transmission, shafts, linkage, mounts, headers,
radiator, for a complete job without the use of oxy-acetylene. Usually
we start this swap because we already have the Jeep, and in the proceed
spend at least twenty thousand doing it. I suggest buying someone's
divorce liquidation judgment, as this is what the job usually leads too.
Usually ten cents on the dollar.
Search Autotrader:
http://www.automart.com/vehicledetai.../cj5/athens/al
or Ebay: http://search.ebay.com/Jeep-Chevy-V8_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, folks, I did some searching on the topic of swapping out engines
> on Jeeps but I've still got some questions. Basically, what's going on
> is a buddy of mine wants to get a Jeep and doesn't want a 4 cylinder
> but those are the ones in the price range he's looking for (and that
> aren't totally beaten up). So, my question is this: what would it take
> to pull a 4 cylinder from a YJ and install a Chevy 350?
>
> Basically, he'd like to buy a cheap 4 cylinder Jeep, yank the engine
> and install a Chevy 350. I wanted to find out what the group thought
> before I go prostrate myself before a couple of off-road shops and get
> led around by the nose.
>
> The Jeep won't be used for any hard-core rock climbing/crawling, or run
> with 40 something inch tires, just used to tow a boat trailer and some
> light off-roading/hunting.
>
> Where does one start with this? Is the transmission going to bolt
> right up to the 350 (he wants to get the 5 speed manual, so no
> automatics)? Are engine mounts readily available to to fit the 350 to
> a YJ? Will the transfer case (I presume all YJ's use the NP231 (NP,
> right? I forget, but I remember my YJ has a <something>231 in it) hold
> up (assuming my buddy doesn't blatantly abuse it)? Will springs need
> to be changed to accomodate the added weight? Shocks? Will the stock
> radiator cool the 350 or is it going to have to be replaced?
>
> Can one just use a carbureted 350, a simple distributor/coil ignition
> to keep this simple? What about meeting emissions testing? Is there a
> simple way to get a more-efficient fuel injected 350 to put in the
> Jeep, one with all the emissions parts in place (including what needs
> to be put on the exhaust)?
>
> Thank you for your time and help.
>
> --HC
04-07-2005, 11:45 AM
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
04-07-2005, 11:45 AM
#23
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
04-07-2005, 11:45 AM
#24
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
04-07-2005, 11:45 AM
#25
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
Thank you again.
--HC
04-07-2005, 03:07 PM
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Have him buy the engine and transmission together, then adapt that
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
04-07-2005, 03:07 PM
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Have him buy the engine and transmission together, then adapt that
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
04-07-2005, 03:07 PM
#28
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Have him buy the engine and transmission together, then adapt that
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
04-07-2005, 03:07 PM
#29
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Re: Chevy 350 Engine Swap
Have him buy the engine and transmission together, then adapt that
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
to a clocked Dana 300:
http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/engine/therapy350/ Or the Muncie M420
used by chevy pickups since the forties:
http://www.jeeptech.com/convtrans/sm420yj/ As the small block will
explode the little Japanese AX15.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
hboothe@gte.net wrote:
>
> Hey, Bill, thank you for the info. I've gotten some figures together,
> including what the cost of the AX15 tranny would cost from a wreckin'
> yard, the adapters, and some other information. I've got a call in to
> my friend to let him know what I've found out. The most notable
> information, I think, is that you can buy these things already done
> pretty cheap (I love your allusion to the end of marriages which is
> probably more fact than fiction; I'll be sure to pass that on since my
> buddy's married with two kids <grin>).
>
> Thank you again.
>
> --HC
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