1999 Z28 M6 to TH400 Conversion: A Year Later

You can see the progress that has been made below. Not impressive after you realize we have been going on 13 months. Don't worry. We are on a kick to get this knocked out as soon as possible. My four year old doesn't even believe the car runs and can't remember riding it a year ago before it went up in the air. Therefore, this has to get done or else.

• Console removal
• Driveshaft removal
• Exhaust rearrangement
• Torque arm removal
• Transmission removal
• Clutch and flywheel removal
• Rear Engine Cover Bolts Swap
• Flex plate installation
• Starter removal
• Convertor installation
• Starter Installation
• Transmission Mount Installation

A quick article on calculating your pinion angle is up next. The article also covers checking the down angle of your transmission after you install the mount and crossmember. It is important to know if your transmission is within or close to the factory settings before going forward. It would not be the first time a LS1 after market parts supplier bent a crossmember incorrectly causing problems for the end user.

So stay tuned and know there is more to come.

-Eric