304

Year 304 (CCCIV) was a leap year starting on Saturday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar. It was known in the Roman Empire as the Year of the Consulship of Diocletian and Maximian (or, less frequently, year 1057 Ab urbe condita). The denomination 304 for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.

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    Trans Best Transmission for highway speed 304

    I'm a newby although I've had my 77 CJ7 w 304 and T-150 transmission for forty ! years. I'm driving 3 hours each way for hunting and deciding it is time to swap an automatic behind the 304 and not wind out the motor on the highway. What options are there for the 304 and mating with a Dana 20...
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    • 304 automatic drivetrain highway transmission
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    Engine 304 backfire through the carb

    I have a 1973 cj5 304 AMC manual transmission. The tub is off and I am trying to get the engine to start. I am getting a backfire through the carburetor which suggests timing to me. I have the jeep at TDC and the picture #1 shows the picture I am using to get everything in the right place...
    • FFEH
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    • 304 backfire carb distributor timing
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    Build Thread $600 CJ5!

    Found this 76 CJ5 on FB, picked it up for $600! The tub and windshield frame are a total loss but I think I can save the hood, fenders and grill. The frame has surface rust but I only see one possible crack near the one spring hanger (once I strip the body, I'll know more). The drive train is...
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    Members CJs My New To Me 1979 CJ5 304

    Hello all and thanks for the welcome! Here's my new to me '79 CJ5. She needs some TLC but has strong bones. Not my first jeep (I had an '87) and I'm not new to restoring vehicles although my last few have been antique Harley's. It's always a wild ride!
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    Engine 1972 CJ5 AMC 304 Oil Pan Gasket

    Anyone ever needed to substitute an oil pan gasket on an AMC 304. Living in Baja Mexico and parts are hard to find. I found this Duralast OS5210, but it only had one of the rubber ends and I think I need to drill holes in it? Might need to go back and buy the OS5215 they had to get a second...
    • Nick S
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    • 1972 304 cj5 gasket oil
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    • Forum: Drivetrain
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    Trans Bellhousing needed

    Hey all, New to the forum. I have a 79 CJ7 that I'm doing an engine swap from a 304 to a 360. Upon disassembly I noticed my bell housing is junk and need an intact one. Does anyone here have one they would like to get rid of? It has the t150 3 speed trans.
    • rudycj
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    • 304 bellhousing cj7 swap
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    Engine New 304 Engine Build - Looking for Recommendations

    I'm getting ready to build a new 304 for my CJ-7. I'm planning on a fairly mild build - nothing too radical - just looking for some good throttle response and dependability. Unfortunately, I haven't built an AMC motor in about 20 years (401s & 360s), so I'm guessing that the brands and parts...
    • jonr3
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    • 304 build pistons recommendations
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    Members CJs My '76 CJ-7 304 Quadra-Trac

    Hello everyone, I'm Lucas and i'm not really new to owning a CJ, to be specific my CJ is longer in the family then myself. My parents bought it freshly imported from Florida in 1996 and owned it since. I was born in 1999 and when i turned 17 i started working on the Jeep just for fun. When my...
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    Build Thread '74 CJ-5

    So I was told to get this thing out of my yard so here's my first go around with a CJ. I haven't gotten around to it yet but I believe it's a 74 CJ-5 well pieces to one. Located in NE Ohio so if you have a good deal on a tub please let me know. Dad had a 78 CJ-5 when I was a kid hoping to bring...
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