5.3 in a 1993 jeep yj
#1
5.3 in a 1993 jeep yj
well i have started have most of the parts i need
5.3
4l60e
howell harness and computer
dana 300 in a stack case
speedway caoted block hugger headers
corvette oil pan gona try it hope it will work
auto meter guages new bezels on the way
gona make my own mounts
5.3
4l60e
howell harness and computer
dana 300 in a stack case
speedway caoted block hugger headers
corvette oil pan gona try it hope it will work
auto meter guages new bezels on the way
gona make my own mounts
#2
Nice.. Take lots of pics. I may start my swap as soon as this weekend. Depends whether our local club wants to go wheeling this weekend or not If not then I'll be starting the 4.0 pull on Monday.
I'm also using the 5.3, 4l60e, autometer gauges.. I'm using AA for the mounts, TC adapter, radiator, misc mounts.. I'll have to look into those block hugger headers as I don't have that part covered yet.
I'm also using the 5.3, 4l60e, autometer gauges.. I'm using AA for the mounts, TC adapter, radiator, misc mounts.. I'll have to look into those block hugger headers as I don't have that part covered yet.
#3
98blackSS - GO wheeling then start the swap!!!
#5
well the speedway headers r not gona work they would be good for really tight fits but i have more room than that they exit right into the block and oil pan too close.
here is the empty bay
in close to where it is going to be i want it back a little more and maybe up some
looks like the stock manifolds from the pickup will work for now
here is the empty bay
in close to where it is going to be i want it back a little more and maybe up some
looks like the stock manifolds from the pickup will work for now
Last edited by lsxyj; 12-25-2007 at 06:53 PM.
#6
Good info.. I'm supposed to start my teardown tomorrow. Which model are the headers exactly? They exit into the block?? weird..
Were they the tight fit or clipsters?
Were they the tight fit or clipsters?
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#9
the ac compressor is going to work fine in stock 5.3 position
also the corvette oil pan is going to work with the removal of about two inches of the driverside wing to clear the front driveshaft
also the corvette oil pan is going to work with the removal of about two inches of the driverside wing to clear the front driveshaft
#10
Wow, how'd you pull that off? Almost every install I've seen requires hacking up the frame rail on that side to clear the compressor. Looks like you have loads of room. I was planning on leaving mine off because of this. Maybe I'll have to slap it back on now.
#11
ya looks like everthing is going to work well even gona have plenty of room to fab the motor mounts hope to get to them next week also trying for a flat belly pan that may work out also ;}
#14
Yea I'm getting ready for my swap shortly too. Except mine is a little different.. I have a 88 yj body on a 1980 toyota frame and axles... and now i'm putting a mild Lq4 in it, its very unique.. take lots of pics of your build