question guys ls1 to 6.0 conversion in a camaro
o the camaro is a 1998 and the 6.0 is a 1999
I hate to be the bearer of bad news. Most of the LSx motors use a shorter crank shaft than the older GEN I and II SBC`s. The exception is the 1999-00 6.0L motors which use a crankshaft that is the same offset as the GEN I and II SBC`s. The torque convertor in the 98 camaro is made for the short crank motor. If the 6.0L that you have is a 99-00 it has the long crank. You could double check and make sure there isn`t a spacer between the crank and flexplate.
The problem of joining the long crank motor and short crank trans does not come up much....in fact this is the first time I have seen someone post about doing it. About the only way I could see doing it is with an aftermarket torque convertor. I know that yank and the other torque convertor companies can put a LS1 style front on a TC for a th350/400/700r4 trans so they should be able to put the old style shorter nose front on a TC for your LS1 4l60e trans






