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Year: 1998
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Sometimes bad things will kick the door off the hinges to let in the good things!!!
I mean if my tires are unrepairable I can totally justify some bigger ones to the misses!
I mean if my tires are unrepairable I can totally justify some bigger ones to the misses!
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Year: 2000
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Just a little update.
Stole the transmission and Tcase out of this (1991 Chevy S-10 4x4 4.3L):
And ordered these:
More info found here: http://advanceadapters.com/product/2288/713109.html
Stole the transmission and Tcase out of this (1991 Chevy S-10 4x4 4.3L):
And ordered these:
More info found here: http://advanceadapters.com/product/2288/713109.html
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i was just talking to a friend of mine about that exact swap this weekend,,, cant wait to see this build complete ,, plz detail ,, how this will be done
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I originally got the motor out of a 1974 Chevy Van, but it needed more work then I felt like putting into it. So i traded it and some cash for this motor that was recently rebuilt and is complete. I am not sure what this motor came out of other than a full size truck. The exhaust is kicking my butt. I have tried shorty headers, long tube headers and stock manifolds. So far only the drivers side fits well. I am experimenting with the passenger side right now.
Also ran into a problem with the front diff. being in the way of the oil pain. So my options right now are go straight to a D60 and 14b or full width D44 and 9", or my last option is to keep the narrow 9" and build a hybrid HP dana 30 by combining it with a CJ dana 30 to keep my 5 on 5.5 bp, and lockouts.
Also ran into a problem with the front diff. being in the way of the oil pain. So my options right now are go straight to a D60 and 14b or full width D44 and 9", or my last option is to keep the narrow 9" and build a hybrid HP dana 30 by combining it with a CJ dana 30 to keep my 5 on 5.5 bp, and lockouts.
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I originally got the motor out of a 1974 Chevy Van, but it needed more work then I felt like putting into it. So i traded it and some cash for this motor that was recently rebuilt and is complete. I am not sure what this motor came out of other than a full size truck. The exhaust is kicking my butt. I have tried shorty headers, long tube headers and stock manifolds. So far only the drivers side fits well. I am experimenting with the passenger side right now.
Also ran into a problem with the front diff. being in the way of the oil pain. So my options right now are go straight to a D60 and 14b or full width D44 and 9", or my last option is to keep the narrow 9" and build a hybrid HP dana 30 by combining it with a CJ dana 30 to keep my 5 on 5.5 bp, and lockouts.
Also ran into a problem with the front diff. being in the way of the oil pain. So my options right now are go straight to a D60 and 14b or full width D44 and 9", or my last option is to keep the narrow 9" and build a hybrid HP dana 30 by combining it with a CJ dana 30 to keep my 5 on 5.5 bp, and lockouts.