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    Oi how about some pics & specs

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    Wow this thread is so old the pictures have dissapeared

    Specs:

    1983 CJ7
    Engine conversion: 4.0L from a 95 XJ (was a 151cu 4cyl)
    Gearbox Conversion AW4 auto from same 95 XJ (was a T5 manual)
    Axles: D30 front and AMC20 rear
    Suspension: Rubicon Express 4.5"
    Brakes: XJ booster and MC (was non boosted)
    Power Steer conversion using J20 steering box and XJ Pump
    Flaming River steering shaft ( great mod to remove steering slop)
    D300 Transfer case clocked up using Novak clocking ring
    Dick Cept DC-1 bling wheels
    285/75R16 MTR's (33" x 11)
    flat skid plate an custom transmission cross member ( gained about 4" of clearance)
    Xennon Flares
    AutoTechnic's seats
    Lots of little stuff to make the rest work !!!













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    well the next phase has started


    Acquired a pair of D44's ready to be rebuilt and installed. Now just to keep the project budget in place this time

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    Good one Dave, cant wait to see the pics start

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    Quote Originally Posted by AussieCJ7 View Post
    well the next phase has started


    Acquired a pair of D44's ready to be rebuilt and installed. Now just to keep the project budget in place this time
    Did ya'll get those off the trailer okay? Saw a post on FB from Alan saying they were heavy...
    It is not he who gives abuse that affronts, but the view that we take of it as insulting; so that when one provokes you it is your own opinion which is provoking.<br /><br />–Epictetus

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    saw that too and laughed my ass off

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    Quote Originally Posted by coops View Post
    saw that too and laughed my ass off

    They were a pain to load with three of us!
    It is not he who gives abuse that affronts, but the view that we take of it as insulting; so that when one provokes you it is your own opinion which is provoking.<br /><br />–Epictetus

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    off was easy a A-frame and chain block and tackle make all the difference but getting them on damn they are heavy

    time to start acquiring parts, need lockers, R&P, brakes seals bearing etc aka complete rebuild

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    yes we should have taken the engine hoist with us
    just didn't realise they came with wheels,tyres and springs
    they sure did make them strong back then
    unlike the crap they pass off for a dana 44 these days
    Last edited by ACJ; 02-05-11 at 08:23 PM.

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