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Still in the garage at the moment, the heat has kept me out for the most part. A few other things tying up some of my time and money too. I did pick up a Half cab, CJ doors and a lot of small parts off of an 85 Scrambler that a local guy was selling. Got some good deals there. The 95+ degrees...
Not expecting to have to move it, But worse case scenario yeah, I could move it forward or back.. Pulling mesurements from my CJ7 with LS1. things look right on.
So far they are looking good, I removed the weather stripping at the moment. I may have to go with something a little thinner. It only seems thick at the dash. I'll get some pics later.
I used Novak mounts. they bolt in. You can leave them just bolted in or weld them. I decided to go ahead and do both. They have done all the hard work ahead of time.
https://www.novak-adapt.com/catalog/engine-mounts/mmcj-g3/
Scored a set of TJ doors for $200 this week. I am going to use them instead of the CJ doors I have. Initial fitment is looking good. I bought some TJ latches off ebay. I'll have to fab up a mount for them.
Was able to do a little work this week. 4 of the 6 holes for the Trans cross member were un-usable. So I installed Nut serts in the frame. That was fun! Once I got that in I flipped the frame over and got the Engine and trans in to see what was needed to make it fit. I have a trans mount on the...
My frame needed some love so I ordered some parts from M.O.R.E.. Very BEEFY! I had a friend do the welding for me. He replaced a few body mounts, and the two body mount crossmembers in the rear. It looked like dirt/mud had been sitting on the mounts holding in moisture and salt from the roads...
Spent some time over the past couple weeks cleaning up rusty brackets and getting them into primer. This has been fun and i mean that in a very sarcastic way. I know, it could be worse. But all kidding aside it is strangely satisfying.
As most of you, i am always looking for Jeep stuff to buy. well one day on one of the FB Jeep groups. A set of axles appeared that fit the direction I was wanting to go. It was a Early Bronco 9inch and a shortened to CJ width K10 Dana 44. The price was right at $450 for the pair so I made them...
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