torque flight 727 from a 360 wagoner to a cj?
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torque flight 727 from a 360 wagoner to a cj?
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Torxhead
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Re: Cj tranny
I would first suggest moving your post into the Drivetrain section so readers can see it. I am pretty sure the 727 will fit also.
I would first suggest moving your post into the Drivetrain section so readers can see it. I am pretty sure the 727 will fit also.
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The first automatics used in Jeeps were the GM Turbo 400 . After a few years of that Jeeps used the TF727. The GM Turbo 400 was only mated to the QuadraTrac . the TF's were mated to the Dana 300 . I assume your putting this in a CJ7 as the automatic will not fit in a CJ5 . So, yes it should fit, but you may need a different Transfer Case .
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It will fit in a 75 CJ5 .
The front driveshaft is angled out or away from the 727 Transmission pan area with a center support type bearing before continuing on to the front axle.
The rear driveshaft is very short.
The front driveshaft is angled out or away from the 727 Transmission pan area with a center support type bearing before continuing on to the front axle.
The rear driveshaft is very short.