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    Can't see pics!

    Hey, looks like I may be picking up another Commando pretty soon and I want to use Wag Springs and axles as I have a lot laying around. Probably going to use a T18A I have from a J20 and a Dana 300. I realize I will have to swap input shafts for the shorter body, but I have a T18 with right input but D20 tail. A little creative swapping might do it!

    So did you guys eve come up with a kit for this? Even plans would be worth the money as I can cut and weld!

    Thanks,

    Jesse
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    Thank you from BT ULTIMUS MAXIMUS STATUS tufcj's Avatar
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    I'm pretty sure the Commando has the same frame width as a CJ in the front. Search for a CJ spring outboard kit, and there are a couple out there. Last one I saw also did a shackle reverse. Even if it's not identical, it's a good start to adapt. Here's a quick one I found: http://shop.poisonspyder.com/Jeep-CJ...n-Kit-s/83.htm

    The short input on a T-18 is fairly easy, but there's no way to put a Dana 300 on the back without an adapter (unless you have a 1980 Scout 300). A Jeep 300 has a round bolt pattern and a splined input that wont match up with the T-18 output. Adding the adapter also means swapping the output shaft on the T-18. If you're looking for lower gearing, for the same money as a 300 adapter, you can do the Tera-Low 3.15 kit in the Model 20 t-case.

    Interested in a Scout 300? I have a good one in the shed with a T-18 bullgear. I'd let it go for $650 + shipping, which is less than I paid for it. Bought it as a spare because I had one in my CJ. Sold the CJ about 6 months ago.

    Bob
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