Daily Driven TH400 guys...
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It is not eletronically controlled. The 4L60E is. Would be less modification to go with a TH400 since is he manual anyways. The computer won't look for the trans. As well as it would be more durable.
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If you have 3:73 or less you should get better than 15 MPG. I have 3:90 in a three speed car and get around 17 MPG.
One other note if you have less gear than 3:73 you may need to lower your stall speed, due to the fact your LT1 motor has low end torque and the converter may slip alot at low speed since the converter is a non lock up converter for a 400 turbo.
You may want to look at a 3000 to 3200 stall! Just my opinion, maybe someone can add something to this. If you are going to spend 90% of your time racing than the 4000 is the way to go.
1) trans crossmember 200
2) body mount tq arm 500
3) tq arm x-member 100
4) flexplate 200
5) converter 700
6) driveshaft, slip yoke, conversion u-joints 400
....and yes it wasn that hard to put in, just read the sticky at the top of the trans section for whatever modifications need to be done
Z28 Convert is correct you will not be able to use the 4 speed converter with a turbo 400.
Z28 Convert if you are not using your ABS, which I am not for sure even works if the car computer does not know how fast you are going. You can use the right front wheel ABS sensor wires to tap into the speedo wires and program you speedo that way. Just find someone in your area with LS1 Edit. Get the wire layout for the CPM on the right side of the engine bay and located the wires for the speedo and the wires coming up for the ABS speed sensor. You want know your speed in the burnout box but when you rollin you will.
BTW- I think the 6 spd crossmember will work for the th400 with some slight modifications

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Except, it short shifts unless you manually shift through the gears and hold it in gear longer. im guessing that has to do with the vacuum modulation. But other than that no driveibility issues from me.
i daily drive a th350 with a 5100 non lock up stall and 4.10 gears. i get about 20 mpg on the highway and drive it 90+ miles a day. i did put some HUGE tires on the back to counter act the 4.10's. so it drives like i have stock sized tires and 3.42's.
60 mph is 3,000 rpm's and 70 is 3,500 rpm's.
fully built th350 with transbrake $1100
tranny pan $110
converter $900
dipstick $75
29.2K cooler $90
shifter $175
used the same driveshaft, made a custom crossmember and already had a body mounted TQ arm.
I LOVE my auto and wouldn't go back to an M6 if you paid me.





