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General Forums => The Mess Hall => Topic started by: Guardian7 on December 28, 2006, 03:27:24 AM
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Advance Adapters AX15 to Jeep 4 Cylinder Adapter Plate
Paso Robles, CA - Due to bigger tires and lower gearing, the AX5 becomes the weak link in most late model 4 cylinder Jeeps (YJs & TJs). Advance Adapters is proud to introduce an adapter plate to mate the larger AX15 Jeep 6 cylinder version transmission to the stock 4 cylinder bellhousing. This kit works for both internal and external hydraulic applications and upgrades both the NP231 & NP207 to a 23 spline input. This kit also fits the Atlas transfer case.
(http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g99/Guardian7pic/Tech/atlasax5ax15.jpg)
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But isn't it MUCH cheaper to just get a bellhousing from a late 90's 4 cylinder dodge dakota? Same motor w/ an ax-15 and all? :wink:
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^ i'd imagine so... thats what i'd do if i were in the market for a ax15. I was going to do a ax15 swap, but found a rebuilt ax5 for too cheap to pass up lol.
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It takes more than just a bellhousing to adapt an AX15
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yes it does... but i bet that adapter isn't priced to cheap. That is all i was talking about.
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I am currently working on the conversion which requires; changing the bell housing, changing the input gear on the NP231 to a 23 spline, machining a custom pilot bearing, replacing or modifying the driveshafts, modifying the trans mounting, changing to a 10 spline clutch, changing the shifter linkage, and changing to an external slave cyl depending the year. Time and cost?
After a call to AA they quoted $450 for adapter, $190 for 23 spline NP231 input gear, $24 for new shifter linkage, total $600-$650 may vary slightly depending on year Jeep you have.
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If i were you i'd look for the dodge bell housing and ebay for the input shaft, or just switch to a new to you 23 spline transfer case and sell off your 21 spline case. Good luck on the swap, keep us updated on your progress :thumb:
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I called "Midnight Auto" wrecking yard in San Bernardino and they put my request on their computer board and found me an ax 5 w/30,000 miles for $600 like three years ago. But I realized that it was not my tranny, but me, racing like it was a porshe grinding gears and all,screwing my dog teeth. Other than that 4wd hardware has parts for the tranny I think. I have never messed with the internals of a tranny though.
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do you have a PN or link for that? I cant find it on their site.
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The AA kit new and not listed on their site, I had to call them for the prices.
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oh wow, learned something new today. AA is from Paso, 10 minutes away from where i grew up :P