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    401 swap

    new project just pickep up a 79 cj7 258. t-18 and i'm goint to stick that 401 and th400 that i was considering for my cj5 in it what will i need as far as engine mounts, tranny mounts and any other snags anybody knows about ? Anybody have an automatic steering column laying around ?
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    pass side tower
    cj v-8 block mounts
    gas line from pass side to driver side
    and yes to steering column
    kick down bracket at gas peddal and switch wire from fire wall to tranny

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    i believe if you did not want to swap the steering column you could put a floor mounted shifter in like a B&M shifter. AS far as motor mounts either try to find the stock ones. I have a set of the V8 frame stands. Or Mountain Offroad has a really nice set of motor mounts. We ended up putting a set in my dads CJ and they are really nice



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    are the fram mounts a 6 or 8 cyl and how much ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fuzz401
    are the fram mounts a 6 or 8 cyl and how much ?
    Frame mounts are for an 8 cyl. and I believe my dad paid $90 for for them a few months ago. SO that is what he would like for them
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    is that just the frame or frame and the block mounts

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    I heard on the FSJ list that the only difference in the frame mount is the hole pattern for the motor mount. You can re-drill the 258 mount to the V8 pattern and save yourself some money

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    Quote Originally Posted by fuzz401
    is that just the frame or frame and the block mounts
    I think it is just the frame.....I will check when i go home for x-mas though and let you know


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    Quote Originally Posted by RandyJ
    I heard on the FSJ list that the only difference in the frame mount is the hole pattern for the motor mount. You can re-drill the 258 mount to the V8 pattern and save yourself some money

    This is what i did when i did my v8 swap in my cj. And i am using the block side mounts out of the 88 Waggy I pulled the motor from. I am not happy with the way it sits though. IT does not seem as strong as it could be. I am going to upgrade to the MORE as soond as I have the money or make a set modeled after theres


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