Torque Converter installation...
Originally Posted by 98SS Blackattack
Also you dont have to drop the factory y-pipe
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From: Indianapolis
I just dropped the catback so the y-pipe would move around alittle. I was going to take it off untill i started in on one of the bolts to the manifolds. It was screaching so load and it was tight so i worked around it.
When i had mine installed it sure looked like it was way over my head. I paid $160 for the converter install with fluids. $300 is way overpriced and you should find a better deal. If you don't have a lift i'd think it would be a B**ch to do the install.
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From: Austin, TX
bah...300 bucks... 
first time i dropped my trans i had a friend helping for part of it...
second time i did it solo (but i almost dropped it on myself reinstalling it cause i was using a regular floor jack)
my 140 pounds a@# can do it anyone can...
not a big deal...will just take a little time...
first time i dropped my trans i had a friend helping for part of it...
second time i did it solo (but i almost dropped it on myself reinstalling it cause i was using a regular floor jack)
my 140 pounds a@# can do it anyone can...
not a big deal...will just take a little time...
