redneckboarder

has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
mount it and do i need new driveshafts

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

Clock a Real Dana 300 transfer case, via Advance Adapters:
http://advanceadapters.com/
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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redneckboarder wrote:
>
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

Clock a Real Dana 300 transfer case, via Advance Adapters:
http://advanceadapters.com/
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

redneckboarder wrote:
>
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

Clock a Real Dana 300 transfer case, via Advance Adapters:
http://advanceadapters.com/
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

redneckboarder wrote:
>
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts

Earle Horton

The answer depends on your model year. The first link is to the kit to
mount a TH350 in a 1989-1995 YJ with an original six cylinder engine. The
second link is for four cylinders and earlier than 1989 sixes.

http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506307
http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506301

Note that this kit requires driveline modifications and replacement of the
transmission main shaft.

My 1989 Suburban has a 350 cid engine and NP231"C" transfer case. So far
the transfer case has been capable of what the 350 has handed it, which
includes some fairly heavy towing. It is basically identical to your Jeep
transfer case, but it is "clocked" the other way. Now if you are going to
use the Jeep for serious off-road hijinx, then Bill's way is probably the
best way.

Earle

"redneckboarder" <u17534@uwe> wrote in message news:5a36bbe3a368a@uwe...
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts

Earle Horton

The answer depends on your model year. The first link is to the kit to
mount a TH350 in a 1989-1995 YJ with an original six cylinder engine. The
second link is for four cylinders and earlier than 1989 sixes.

http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506307
http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506301

Note that this kit requires driveline modifications and replacement of the
transmission main shaft.

My 1989 Suburban has a 350 cid engine and NP231"C" transfer case. So far
the transfer case has been capable of what the 350 has handed it, which
includes some fairly heavy towing. It is basically identical to your Jeep
transfer case, but it is "clocked" the other way. Now if you are going to
use the Jeep for serious off-road hijinx, then Bill's way is probably the
best way.

Earle

"redneckboarder" <u17534@uwe> wrote in message news:5a36bbe3a368a@uwe...
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts

Earle Horton

The answer depends on your model year. The first link is to the kit to
mount a TH350 in a 1989-1995 YJ with an original six cylinder engine. The
second link is for four cylinders and earlier than 1989 sixes.

http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506307
http://www.4wd.com/newsite/shop/prod...asp?pid=506301

Note that this kit requires driveline modifications and replacement of the
transmission main shaft.

My 1989 Suburban has a 350 cid engine and NP231"C" transfer case. So far
the transfer case has been capable of what the 350 has handed it, which
includes some fairly heavy towing. It is basically identical to your Jeep
transfer case, but it is "clocked" the other way. Now if you are going to
use the Jeep for serious off-road hijinx, then Bill's way is probably the
best way.

Earle

"redneckboarder" <u17534@uwe> wrote in message news:5a36bbe3a368a@uwe...
> has anybody put a chevy 350 with th350 tranny in a jeep yj I-6, if so will
> the np 231 transfer case bolt in the stock location, if it doesnt how do i
> mount it and do i need new driveshafts