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Bringing back and old project! I bought this Jeep back in July of 2011, after doing a tub swap from the CJ to YJ tub I dropped a 304 V8 into her, the Jeep is a 1980 Jeep CJ7 Renegade, originally a stripe Delete with a 258 I-6 and a 4 speed which I swapped out for an NV4500 from a 2000 GMC which I mated up to the stock Dana 300 transfer case.
Underneath stock she had a Dana 30 up front and a AMC 20 rear, I am swaping the Dana 30 for a Dana 44, and the AMC 20 is getting replaced with a Full Floater ford 9-inch from Schreiner Enterprises http://9inchfloater.com/
The new 9-inch rear will also allow me to install rear disc brakes with GM parking brake calipers.
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