Testing the Jeep CJ Powered by a V8 5.0 Engine [Off-Road]

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Taking the CJ for a first Off-Road ride after the 5.0 swap.
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18 сен 2022

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@cj7andotherjeeps940 10 месяцев назад

He got lucky he didn’t roll. Good save. Nice Cj.

@bassment03 Год назад

Heck yeah Jake busted his butt to get the ole cj in prime running condition and that 302 sounds sooo good

@GabesGarage Год назад

+bassment03 not bad at all for a first time after the swap. Nothing broke and it did everything he wanted to do.

@Teekay617 Год назад

My dad had one it dominated all the new jeeps on the trails was AMC V8

@driftking555 Год назад

Just saw the thumbnail and liked the video ♥️♥️.... I wonder why not this kinda content goes viral 🤔

@GabesGarage Год назад

+Drift King I be asking my self that, there’s a lot that I still need to learn when it comes down to RU-vid. Thanks for the like 😁

@JeepTJWheelin 11 месяцев назад

That is one badass CJ-5, sounds really good too! I have an '05 TJ Rocky Mtn 4.0L, and it is by far thee best and most fun vehicle I've ever had. I'd rather restore a '41 - '06 Jeep than get an '07 - present day heep. Jeep Born: 1941 Died: 2006 O|||||||O 🇺🇲 Only in a 2 Dr 🇺🇲 '41 - '06

@GabesGarage 11 месяцев назад

You’ll get to see more of that treat I believe he is installing 1 ton axles and stretching right now so maybe by next summer it’ll be out.

@bassment03 Год назад

Great vid gabe 👏 👍

@CJ7nvrstk 7 месяцев назад

Looks like he needs lower gears and lockers.

@S1LV3RBACK1 3 месяца назад

Def lockers.. and a tiny bit wider stance.

@cvenable3283 Год назад

I’m wanting to do a 5.0 in my cj5 what flywheel and pilot bushing and did he have to shorten the output shaft

@GabesGarage Год назад

+C Venable he used a stock flywheel and clutch assembly fo a early 90s f150. There are 2 options. A 10in and 11in., use the larger it has more surface area on the disk to support more torque. He don’t remember how much he cut off the input shaft but it wasn't much, maybe 3/8 of an inch. The clutch fork and rod took some modification but a competent car guy should be able to figure out where and what has to be modified.