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Durango front axel

Started by Hawk258, March 15, 2018, 03:38:52 PM

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Hawk258

So I am working on my eagle and made a minor but important discovery.

The Durango uses similar mounting as the eagles.

I am curious if the v8 cross member for the amx could be modified to include the ifs mountings?

Just curious. Once I have time I will post images of a Cummins 4bt swap in a Durango as reference.


Ingenuity through stupidity, Do something stupid and through Ingenuity you will find a way out of it.

1981 AMC Eagle (Currently in need of a bellhousing OR the project to iron it's self out)

1982 Subaru Brat White (Daily driver inheritence from mom ((Don't worry mom I won't break it))
other prior vehicles include:
1985 Dodge (OMNI) charger
1979 Dodge Ram Charger
1985 Dodge Diplomate
1982 Subaru wagon
1980 AMC Spirit
1982 AMC Eagle wagon (Was going to be parts car)

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