Now I just gotta get them under my Jeep!
-RJ
Now I just gotta get them under my Jeep!
-RJ
1978 Jeep CJ-7 on Won-Tons :D Nv4500/4:1 SOA on ALCANS and mtr's
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I am psyched about them. 78/79 Ford front and a 2000 HP ford housing in the rear.
Specs:
Front:
78/79 front narrowed to ~61" wms retubed to DS drop
35 spline 4340 chromo inners and outers
Warn lockouts
high steer
4.88 RP
Detroit Elcectra Trac
Rear:
2000 Ford HP center section 3.5" tubes
35 Spline moser shafts
4.88
Disks
Detroit Elctra Trac
Should be fun with my 37 MTR's
Just gotta get my NV4500 under there with my other junk.
-RJ
1978 Jeep CJ-7 on Won-Tons :D Nv4500/4:1 SOA on ALCANS and mtr's
UH OH!!!
You took a ford front end HP that has the pinion offset to the drivers side and retubed it to the passenger side and effectively made it so your front driveshaft may hit your tranny!!!
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Yep that is what I did, shouldn't have any clearence issues as the 60 yoke will be in the same spot as my Dana 30 front yoke now. I guess I am not sure why I would have a problem? How is this any different then running a Chevy 60 up front? Other then my Pinion being 1 1/8" higher.
I think I get what you are saying because my pinion is on the other side with a Ford. (RC housing)
-RJ
1978 Jeep CJ-7 on Won-Tons :D Nv4500/4:1 SOA on ALCANS and mtr's
I guess ive seen this before with a tf727 tranny, we retubed the 60 to the other side and voila the front driveshaft wouldnt work. When you run a full width 60 the center of the pinion is closer to the wheel than when you shorten one side and run the spring on the tube, you are running it on the housing and may get luckey, but Ive seen it work and not work. I guess when you install the 4500 you will know what I mean. It may work out though
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I have seen this with the 727's as well, the pan is really wide much like running a 700r4. The nv4500 is actually no wider then my old t-18 (only by about a half inch) other then the extra tail housing it looks alot like a SM465. Stock CJ you have 8" from frame rail to pinion center. I will take some measurements when I get a chance on the 60 but it should be about right on. The D300 will be clocked a bit so that will move it out some. I'm sure it won't line up perfect but not like I will be running 4x4 down the highway.
-RJ
Edit:
YEs I can see this being a problem if you run the spring on the tube, we built a spring perch on the housing.
1978 Jeep CJ-7 on Won-Tons :D Nv4500/4:1 SOA on ALCANS and mtr's
Phew, took some measurements 8". Maybe a shade more which is ok because I will be clocking the D300 a bit (one notch) efectivly rotating the front output out a bit. The yokes are 1410 series U bolt (not straps) yokes.
MC you had me worried there that I overlooked something!
-RJ
1978 Jeep CJ-7 on Won-Tons :D Nv4500/4:1 SOA on ALCANS and mtr's
sorry my friend
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What did it cost for the machining for the front end ??? Just finding the costs down in the states as aposed to up here in Canada. thx Mike
cj7 360 roller motor 291c heads np435 dana300 4-1 plus northwest fab 2.72 black box, currie hi pinion 9 inch front and currie rock jock dana60 rear,38 inch tsls custom shackle reversal and a little bit of rust lol