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Thread: AMC 360 swap

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    Default AMC 360 swap

    So it looks like I am going to dive in head first and swap out the 230 with a V8 that Fisherman found for me.

    Watch this space for updates.

    I will try to be better about posting up pics than I have been with other projects.

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    Let me know if you need pics of a 360 already in place.

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    We'll see who gets done first. You and your wimpy 360 or me and my 4bta
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    Quote Originally Posted by Warthog View Post
    We'll see who gets done first. You and your wimpy 360 or me and my 4bta

    That is just hurtfull.

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    Jester Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by BubbaWilkins View Post
    Let me know if you need pics of a 360 already in place.

    I will take whatever you got. More info cannot be bad. Will PM you my email address.

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    Thank you for cutting your teeth on this. I plan to put the AMC 401 I have in my second truck. I'll be glad to follow your progress. I think the frame horns may be perfect allready--but I'll let you find out all that. You running the stock tranny behind it or what?

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    Default frame horns

    they sit to high and arnt as heavey duty as the motor mounts out of a full size jeep. Just finished putting in a 360/ t18/ 208 in mine and didnt even have to cut the rear drive shaft SWEEEEEET.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wrecker View Post
    Thank you for cutting your teeth on this. I plan to put the AMC 401 I have in my second truck. I'll be glad to follow your progress. I think the frame horns may be perfect allready--but I'll let you find out all that. You running the stock tranny behind it or what?
    I am going to run the stock T98.

    From my research, the motor mounts from the J-Truck must be put in the M715 - not quite in the same spot as the M ones. The stock tranny needs the input shaft from the T18 put into it. I hope to leave the t-case in the same location and use the stock trans mount in the stock location. We will see.

    Someone that has done it before can chime in here.

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    You won't need pictures, you'll have the J truck sitting right beside your M truck.. It will be easy as swaps go, a lot of work, but not much to figure out. Use the J truck cable clutch linkage?? or go with new hydraulic stuff?? The bellhousing will dictate where the motor mounts are to go. A little cutting, welding and new input shaft install. Possibly new clutch stuff, install power steering box, bolt up everything and hook up fuel lines, electrical etc. I think after doing mine this one should be quite a bit easier because you have all the pieces.

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    aw crap did you buy phil's truck? I wanted to buy it. I just pm ed Todd to see if he had talked to him yet. Da-- it

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