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of course if you have a wreck with a 4.0 and a itch to do it,then dont let me stop you! butch I have access to a few 4.0 motors. I just wasn't sure about how far back the Jeep/Chrysler relationship went and whether or not they had interchangeable parts. I do have an 'extra' 318 or 360 (depending on...

I have a 66 ex~Military vehicle. How do I determine if it's the 160 or the 225? Will a Jeep 4.0L bolt in it's place? I want to start driving it daily. I believe I can achieve mileage in the teens. Just need a little more umph. I really dont feel the added weight of a bigger engine will be worth the ...

GMan wrote: I also have an xtra small block stubby 727, 2 205s, and a cross member for a 4sp/4WD if that would help.

Is the 205 a direct bolt-in replacement for the 201 that came with it?

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[quote="powerwagoncrazy"]Well, I know the H1 wheels have a really funky offset and won't fit anything besides the H1 without re-centering... quote] Are you refering to military HUMVEE rims or H1 'Take-Off's'? or are they the same. You can find a pretty good deal on ebay once in a while. Thought I mi...

Is the spare tire dimple on the rear fender an option or did that just come on a particular model year. I'd consider putting a spare tire there if I could get the fender. It would be good to know what the largest tire that will fit in there be.

Michael

This website: http://www.fortunecity.com/silverstone/alfa/45/lttindex.htm lists the 63 D-series specs as follows: D100 114" wheelbase 2.56 section modulus 122" wheelbase 2.84 secion modulus D200 122" wheelbase 3.43 section modulus crewcab 4.70 section modulus D300 5.70 section modulus What does 'mo...

A Power Wagon is always 4-wheel drive. It doesn't matter if it is a 1/2 ton or a 6 ton. D100 is a 1/2 ton 2-wheel drive truck. Later there was a heavier 1/2 ton called D150 or W150. W was the letter designated to 4-wheel drive trucks. W100 would be a 1/2 ton 4-wheel drive truck but if it was built ...