th400 crossmember adapter?
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any of you know of any adapters that will bolt to a 700r4/t56 crossmember and allow myself to bolt a th400 to it?
I dont want to buy a new crossmember because I already have a spohn one with matching torque arm, and its an older generation model with the spherical rod end, and I believe I would have to buy a whole new package from spohn because a new th400 crossmember from him wont bolt up to my old torque arm, only his new style.
I dont want to buy a new crossmember because I already have a spohn one with matching torque arm, and its an older generation model with the spherical rod end, and I believe I would have to buy a whole new package from spohn because a new th400 crossmember from him wont bolt up to my old torque arm, only his new style.
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Don't ya love retards like in post #2 ![Punch](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_punch.gif)
here is what you are looking for. OEM th400 trans mount (single bolt one) and 1" worth of spacers. This is how mine is set up. This is also in the stickies here in the auto tranny forum.
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here is what you are looking for. OEM th400 trans mount (single bolt one) and 1" worth of spacers. This is how mine is set up. This is also in the stickies here in the auto tranny forum.
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To teh op i used my stock t56 xmember for now and just spaced it and it works great.im actually custom building one as we speak and went with a tunnel mounted bmr track pack trq arm setup that i love also
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how much did that trans cooler line setup cost you ?? And whats it consist of ??
To teh op i used my stock t56 xmember for now and just spaced it and it works great.im actually custom building one as we speak and went with a tunnel mounted bmr track pack trq arm setup that i love also
To teh op i used my stock t56 xmember for now and just spaced it and it works great.im actually custom building one as we speak and went with a tunnel mounted bmr track pack trq arm setup that i love also
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(2) 1/4 pipe 6AN male fittings in the trans (these go into the gold fittings
(2) GM gold OEM trans line fittings for steel lines (already on tranny)
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(1) SUM-230620 Stainless braided -6 hose 20ft (I over purchased, can get away with 10' -15' $67
I know it looks like the one line is rubbing the metal on the body, but it is not. At the time of the pic, nothing was tightened, only loosley test fitted. I know have 1" gap there. And no, I also don't run wires that sloppy, lol
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