CJ engine
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CJ engine
My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
Thanks
Chip
black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
Thanks
Chip
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Re: CJ engine
The transmission toooooooo small: http://www.bc4x4.com/chrisw/
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Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
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Re: CJ engine
The transmission toooooooo small: http://www.bc4x4.com/chrisw/
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
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Re: CJ engine
The transmission toooooooo small: http://www.bc4x4.com/chrisw/
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
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Re: CJ engine
The transmission toooooooo small: http://www.bc4x4.com/chrisw/
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Chip wrote:
>
> My dad restored a CJ7, I think that it is a '84. It really looks sharp, all
> black with stainless deck plate trim. The only problem with it is the
> engine that is too small. I think that he told me that it was a 4 cylinder.
> Anyway, he mentioned that there was a slight problem with switching it with
> a larger engine. I don't quite remember right now, what he considered to be
> the trouble. Dad is a Ford man first but is no stranger to rebuilding any
> engine. Can someone tell me what the options are for a larger engine or any
> specific questions for him so that I can help him out?
>
> Thanks
>
> Chip
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