NV3550 5 Speed Conversion into a CJ with AMC Engine
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NV3550 Conversion
The NV3550 is an excellent option to consider in AMC V8 and Inline 6 Jeep applications. (We may be able to figure out how to do a 4cyl app too, give us a call – have to think about it) It will comfortably handle a mild V8 in a vehicle such a as a Jeep, and will fit under the body in a Jeep with very few additional modifications.
NV4500 Conversion
There is one other popular 5 speed option for the Jeep CJ: The NV4500. This trans is way-oversize for the application, and requires a body lift or extensive floor pan modification to fit. The usual incentive for this conversion is to get the truck style wide ratio, almost granny 1st gear which can be useful for offroad use. On the other hand, this conversion will make a your jeep drive more like a truck. If this looks like the option or you, High impact does have available a package using the NV4500. Call or email us for a quote.
Conversion Package
High Impact has available a package providing you with all the primary essential ingredients to this installation. The NV3550 will fit under the stock body without a body lift. Only minor floor pan mods are needed where the shifter handle comes up.
Adapting To The Transfer Case
Dana 300 – The Dana 300 was the standard transfer case supplied in CJ jeeps 1980-up. Note that the NV3550 tail is drilled to fit NV231. D300 will fit, however will be rotated down approximately 9 deg: To correct this, the NV3550 tailhousing will need to have 6 holes re-drilled. If desired, a rotation adapter plate kit s available to make this a direct bolt together.
Jeep Dana 18 and Dana 20
Most Dana 18 or Dana 20 transfer cases can be bolted to the NV3550 through the use of a standard adapter (listed below in the kit detail)
The notable exceptions are:
1969 – 1971 Jeeps with the T14 transmission used a 10 spline shaft. In this case, it is necessary to replace the original 10 spline input gear with the equivalent gear-tooth-count 6 spline version.
The 70’s Jeeps with Turbo 400 automatics had a 32 spline output shaft and used a spud shaft in an adapter housing. The T-case input gear is carried on the spud shaft. This gear is not compatible with the six spline version: You must replace this input gear with the equivalent gear-tooth-count 6 spline version.
Scout versions used with an automatic transmission: This gear will have a 23 spline configuration. It must be replaced with the Scout gear from the manual trans applications, which will have the correct 6 spline configuration.
Atlas II Transfer Case – This case is available in configurations for direct bolt up, and is a definite upgrade option over stock units.
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