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sorry, hit the enter button twice
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I keep the oil cap off during the winter so the mice can have a safe place to nest.
Thanks! But I use the stock cap when I run it. I'm looking for a chrome or aluminum cap.
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Im using an Erson crome valve cover breather. It fits like OEM.
heres a pic of one:http://i20.ebayimg.com/02/i/06/67/85/c6_1.JPG |
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Here's mine ... LOL
Frame: '77 CJ7 with SBC motor mounts and driveshaft loop ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Hoods: CJ7's unknown years ![]() ![]() Grille with Lights: CJ7 unknown year ![]() ![]() Other Parts so Far(no pics yet) T-18b 4-speed tranny with granny low (might trade it for a SM465) Dana 20 TC Advanced Adapters SBC adapter for the T-18 Plans SBC with TBI (I decided to abandon the Ford 5.0 since the frame is already set up for the Chevy and the T-18 has the SBC adapter) Dana 60 front (thinking 35 spline with kingpins) Dana 60 or 14 Bolt rear (still just thinking) :lol: NP203 range box to double the Dana 20 Home brew four-link suspension with either coil-overs or air shocks Not sure on the tub ... if I can find a cheap steel tub, I'll probably go that way, but I might consider a fiberglass Goodbye garage! 8)
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wow a driveshaft hoop! I entertained the idea for a few seconds but gave it up considering it would get destroyed in the first 50 feet off road.
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Yep.. I think I'd lose the DS hoop. Especially if you're gonna see any rocks while wheeling. I'd hate to see that thing snag a rock and get jammed backward into the driveshaft.. if you're gonna go with 1 ton axles, just make sure to use a tough driveshaft (like a 1350 or 1410) and tough TC output shaft/yokes. Looks like a fun project though. Have fun and post lots of pics along the way.
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LOL ... that's just the way the frame came, guys. The hoop is definitely going away and I'll probably be running HAD shafts so they'll be fine.
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..... must have been a "Drag" Jeep in its former lifetime..
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I think it was a mudder. The former owner had a supercharged SBC in it.
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Here's SSDutch - a '64 CJ6 with 4.3 Chevy, T18, Powerloks at both ends, custom 'cage, TJ belts, onboard air etc.....
The trailer is a '50 Bantam Jeep trailer: ![]() In the dunes: ![]() Currently she's getting an all new dash, mostly to accomodate a heater installation (current dash setup blocks the defrost duct): ![]() After that it's onto getting the OE Fuel Injection back on the engine.
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THanks...I'm having fun building it.
Actually the wheels aren't stock. They're 7" $tockton Wheel$ "Heavy Duty Off Road" Wheel$. But that you thought they were helps me justify the cost as it's what I was going for - stock look but wider.
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[COLOR=DarkGreen][FONT=Century Gothic]All the Jeeps I've owned 79 CJ5 258 six with a weber (current vehicle) T18/Dana20 81 CJ5 258 six (driven out of Alaska thru Canada in winter with a softtop) 75 Jeep Wagoneer 360V8 79 Jeep Cherokee 258 six [/FONT][/COLOR] |
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