Dragkid1917

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does anone have a converter install writeup?

GregWS6&z28

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sorry to be a dick, but do a search. theres a great writeup by Modern Musclecars thats been linked to about 1000 times

Dragkid1917

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wait whats that website.. kindof havin a pretty bad day..

2001NBMZ28

http://modernmusclecars.net/forums/a...p?do=tcinstall I had a shop do mine, call around for the best price.

James Montigny

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2-3 hours at most shops.
Expect to drop ~$150-250 for the work.
(I paid $160 to have mine done)

Javier had a writeup on his site that helps you understand the process.
http://www.zmydust.com/converter.html

99 BLACKFIRE

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All the shops in my area are saying around $400 including fluid, filter, and pan gasket.

Dragkid1917

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haha well im doin mine in about 2 minuts.... no extra money to pay for an install

trans am1

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good luck on the install

Dragkid1917

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when they say those trans studs or dowels or whatever are sticky they arent kiddin.... it took like an hour to pry it off cuz we kep thinkin it was still bolted up.... No easy task ill tell ya that. Started at 12 and finished at 8, and hadto go to the store and enjoey a BBq in between. If i could get it for 160.... i woulda

99 BLACKFIRE

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Well, I said screw spending the $400 every shop around here wanted to charge and just did it myself. Wasn't a hard job to do solo. Funny thing, when I called around asking for estimates some of the shops try to make it sound like an impossible task for enyone who isn't a professional transmission builder. I think they were just a bunch of douche bags out to get my money. The Modern Muscle Cars write up was pretty helpful.

98camarossturbo

just finished pulling my tranny also, had to pry on it for a while the dowel pins were rusty and didn't want to come apart. finally got it and when it goes back in i'm using never seize!