I ran a stock 30 with a lockrite in it spinning true measurement 34's with a throttle body 350 and SM465. I broke a u-joint once while jerking someone out of a bad hole. You can upgrade the axles and joints or go whole hog for the 44, it's your choice. My opinion would be to lock it and upgrade...
Do a search for a seat on Car-Part.com--Used Auto Parts Market even though you only need the trim it will give you a bunch of places to contact and maybe you'll find what you need. Good luck
Original front fenders, 4 doors w/power windows, rear gate w/power window, tan leather power seats - all rust free and operational from an Arizona truck - $500.00 for everything or make offers. All parts off and stored in garage in Central New Jersey 08533. Due to the size and weight of the...
Never had a problem with my 20. We bent a piece of rollbar tubing up over the pumpkin and used straps to pull it down to the tubes then welded them. From what I've been told the one-piece axles are stronger than the stock 44 axle but not quite as strong as an upgraded 44. There's no question...
If it were a wire rubbing I would think it would happen all the time not just when the button is pressed. I've had problems with the internal ring and that caused the horn to blow when I turned the wheel. Sounds like a relay hanging up to me as well.
Haven't had a lot of time to cruise the board except to skim over the topics when my browser opens. Today I took some time to look around and have to say that there are a lot of new names that I don't recognize. It's still the best Jeep board on the web by far and any newcomers should stick...
Don't think there is such a thing as adjusting your valves with hydraulic lifters, pretty sure they're set and forget.
I did find this when I did a search:
Adjusting lifters on 2.5 4 Cylinder - JeepForum.com
Okay, I just saw that the GM 4 2.5 was used from 80-83. In any case I would use the good running Jeep 2.5, look for a howell set-up and regear. You'll be surprised by the difference the fuel injection will make on it's own.