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The counterweights are not different in the 305 vs. the 350. The only difference is the bore like stated above. However, if you bore the 305 out to 4 inches you will end up digging into water jackets and have to put sleaves in the block to make it work. I have tried it on three different...

actually all of the parts minus the block and pistons are interchangeable. The stroke on a 305 and a 350 are the same. The difference in the two motors is the bore diamter. If you need to know which specific parts will interchange just ask and I will let you know.

Currently Advanced Adapters is working on the smog legal 4.8 swap. If you follow the link on the first post it will give you some more info. I'm sure they will be coming with a manual on doing the conversion as soon as they work out all of the bugs. They are also going to do a swap with the...

Check this out guys www.advanceadapters.com/tjtestrun.mpg more info at www.advanceadapters.com/projects/tj.html

Looks like a lot of fun!!!!

The first thing we need to know is which type of alternator are you using. I would recomend the old style gm. It has a plug in on the top with two wires and one stud on the back for the battery wire. If this is the alt. that you are using you need to run a wire from the battery to the...

Looks to me like someone was having a little too much fun. (if the is such a thing when it comes to playing with our jeeps!) :P

Originaly this jeep was equiped with a cable. I have the pedal assembly which is different than the pedal assembly for the zbar set up with rod and I have a new cable, but there has to be something else underneith to hold the cable casing solid, just not sure how it would have been originally...

Hello all, Just wondering if anyone has any info/diagrams on how the cluth cable on a 72 cj5 is to be routed and the pieces needed. After a 350 conversion and a body lift, the z bar setup that the previous owner replaced the cable with doesn't want to work properly. I would like to go back to...

1058724 correct me if I am wrong, but don't the old yorks have an oil reservoir in them. If that is true why would you need an external oiling device. I could see needing something with a newer compressor where they don't have the oil reservoir built into them. [addsig]

1058726 I have a 96 cherokee and have not heard off nor have I had any electrical problems. :-) [addsig]

1058727 I'm sorry, I didn't get your last post until after I left work. I called and left a message with my dupont rep, so hopefully she will be able to get me some info. I will get you as much information on the color chips we do have monday evening. :-) [addsig]

1058733 Snitty, Just out of curiosity, what are you going to use for an external oiling device. I would really like to hear what your plans are for hooking up the honda compressor. :-) Nate[addsig]

1058917 that sounds like a really good set up. Thank you for the information. I am going to try the setup, but I will probably use the york style setup do to the fact that I can snag one from work for next to nothing, compared to the price of the newer ones!!![addsig]

1058922 As far as the mufflers go, I have sold a lot of both. More times than not, I never hear anything back from the customers that buy the dynomax systems. The customers that buy the flowmasters always come back and thank me later. Our company also handles borla, but no one ever seems to...

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1058936 Tug, That is really cool!! You are very fortunate to have a son will to get involved in your hobby and spend time together with that hobby![addsig]

1058937 It is an awesome feeling!! I have been on the biggest addrenaline rush all day. I haven't built a lot of motors (actually this is only my 2nd complete rebuild) and to hear all that work come to life is just absolutely amazing. I really wish that I would have gotten into this hobby a...

1058942 That is a big smile!!! I just hope my son will be as willing to go out and play as yours, but I have a while to wait, he is only 18 months right now.[addsig]

1059065 I'm surprised that you guys think that the RS5000's are a really rough riding shock. Though the are stiffer than stock, I don't think that they are that bad. I have them on my 96 cherokee and the ride is actually quite comfertable. I had some gabrial gas truck shocks on it before...