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Looking for x-member difference

Started by ericarmstrong, April 21, 2011, 02:17:21 PM

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ericarmstrong

Can anyone describe the difference between the auto and manual cross members?  Looking for any description- mounting points, height, ext....
1982 AMC Eagle SX/4

mudkicker715

Height. Waiting for a better response myself



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ericarmstrong

I've been preparing for my ZJ drive-train swap, and from what I've looked at so far the 4speed auto should line up perfectly with the stock auto x member.   While reading further into the swap I started looking at people doing ZJ 42re auto to ax-15 manual swaps. I was surprised to find out that the ax-15 plate and mount bolted directly to the ZJ auto cross-member.  This should mean the eagles auto x-member should be a mod free bolt in for an ax-15 setup ( with plate of course).   It just seems to easy to be true, so I figured someone could pop my bubble on here.
1982 AMC Eagle SX/4

IowaEagle

I see there is a part number difference.  And, I don't know what the difference is. 
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mudkicker715

Bubble is popped. Auto x member needs mods. I swapped to manual.



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eaglefreek

Toueagle installed an AX15 with an auto cross member and had to modify the mount.
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demonicdragon

im getting interested in doing a manual swap soon or later. i got the pedal assembly to start with. im looking to either do the nv3555 or the ax15. how much motifing is there? a grind or two?

ericarmstrong

Quote from: mudkicker715 on April 22, 2011, 07:53:40 AM
Bubble is popped. Auto x member needs mods. I swapped to manual.

and you tried a factory jeep extension plate and mount?

1982 AMC Eagle SX/4

mudkicker715

No
I did what I believe tougeagle did. It vibrates howwever. 



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