Re: Eagle Gremlins
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Re: Eagle Gremlins
- From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
- Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 11:02:31 -0500 (EST)
" From: "Rhett Butler" <amc.inline.six@xxxxxxxxx>
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" I'm more after economy, and so I don't plan on going for an engine swap,
" unless it's advantageous in that way, or unless the engine tires out.
if that '77 grem has an auto or sr4, you could swap an amc 4 in pretty
easily. the motor mounts are pretty far forward on the block and i
wouldn't be surprised if they're in the same place as the six's,
though i don't actually know.
for the sr4, you'd also need a bellhousing from an amc-4 jeep with a
t4 or t5. come to think of it, this also might work with the grem t150
if amc-4 jeeps were ever available with the t176. a '94-5 gm s-10 2.8
bell might also work.
for an auto you'd need the tranny from an amc-4 jeep, like a wrangler,
and you'd probably have to swap it back to 2wd with the tailshaft bits
from your grem's tranny.
if you do a lot of highway driving and the grem has a 3sp, an iron
cased side shifter overdrive toploader from a ford granada or i think
also pickup is a straight swap length and spline wise. it obviously
won't work with a column shifter.
likewise, the sr4 could be swapped for a t5 almost as easily.
" A 4.0 in a Gremlin or Eagle would be awesome at that point.
if you can keep your foot out of it [;^>] the 4.0 would also give you
better mileage...
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