Can a 727 be swapped into a YJ?

Can a 727 be swapped into a YJ?

Some TF727s are used with the NP208 which is a heavy duty transfer case that has a regular yoke output. If the 727 was going to be swapped into a YJ, it might be worth using the NP208 from the donor, since it does not have the slip yoke.

Is the transfer case for a Dana 300 the same as a 727?

The transfer case bolt pattern for the 727 is the same as Dana 300, and most of the New Process transfer cases used in 1980+ Jeeps. Rick Boiros was kind enough to see how a Dana 300 and TF 727 fit together on his garage floor and take some pictures.

Can a tf727 be swapped with a NP208?

A TF727 swap with a New Process transfer case is less of an issue since all New Process transfer cases used in Jeeps are drivers drop, so the clocking would be the same. Some TF727s are used with the NP208 which is a heavy duty transfer case that has a regular yoke output.

Can a CJ-7 be swapped for an automatic?

These are respectable lengths for a CJ-7 with an automatic. A TF727 swap with a New Process transfer case is less of an issue since all New Process transfer cases used in Jeeps are drivers drop, so the clocking would be the same.

What kind of transmission does a Dodge 727 have?

The 727 was often found against the Dodge NP-203 and later, Dodge NP-208 transfer cases, making for a good combo for the tough Dodge 4wd trucks. 727’s in IH trucks featured a factory adapter to the IH Dana 20 and, later, IH Dana 300 (having the Dana 20 pattern, unlike the Jeep Dana 300).

When did AMC start using the 727 transmission?

AMC actually began using the 727 in their cars in 1972. However, because of their Jeep division’s existing contract (stemming from the Kaiser years) with Hydramatic, they continued to use the TH400 until 1979.

When did the Chrysler 727 go out of production?

The 727 was essentially replaced by the 518/46RH, but some sources claim the 727 remained in production until 1994. Unlike its iron predecessor, the 727 featured an aluminum case. The 727 was generally intended for small and big-block V8 service, though a version was later made for Chrysler’s famous slant-six engine.

When was the Torqueflite 727 automatic transmission introduced?

Chrysler 727 Torqueflite Automatic Transmission. The Chrysler Torqueflite 727 was introduced in 1962 as the replacement to the A-488.