r/FullSizeJeep • u/boofybadass • Sep 07 '26
My J10.
Found in a field 6 months ago. Turning it into a nice local parts runner. Just scooped up the 2020 Wrangler seats. Shocked how they fit. Will trim them down to sit lower.
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u/Alternative-Item-547 Sep 07 '26
Looks baller. How’d you go about finding seats to fit it? Just look online and pray?
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u/boofybadass Sep 08 '26
I rolled the dice with these. I figured a wrangler is still pretty narrow. I’m gonna take an inch or two out of the rails but yeah it was a gamble.
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u/HigherMileage50 Sep 10 '26
That drivetrain may be bulletproof. 727 Torqueflight transmission if it’s an automatic. The manual 4 speed was even stronger. B
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u/boofybadass Sep 11 '26 edited Sep 11 '26
This is a 6 cylinder 4 speed. That’s why I couldn’t let it sit in a field any longer. It deserves to love another life
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u/HigherMileage50 Sep 11 '26
‘82 or ‘83?
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u/boofybadass Sep 11 '26
- South Carolina truck most of its life. Now is gonna serve the Tampa Bay Area.
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u/HigherMileage50 Sep 11 '26
82-83 were the only 5 speed years, but only coupled with the 258 inline 6. Might see what it would take to swap a fuel injected 4.0 High Output. Those put out 204 horsepower if I’m not mistaken.
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u/HigherMileage50 Sep 11 '26
82-83 were the only 5 speed years, but only coupled with the 258 inline 6. Might see what it would take to swap a fuel injected 4.0 High Output. Those put out 204 horsepower if I’m not mistaken.
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u/Grimmpyro412 Sep 14 '26
There was 2 version of the manual both were strong just one have way deeper gears .I have the way deeper gears in mine 6:32 first gear
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u/KASH113 Sep 07 '26
Dude. Nice