Help i feel like a retard!
To get the upper bolts of the bell housing off you would need a long extention and short swivel 13mm socket.
By now you should have dropped the exhaust, the tunnel cover and provided some sort of support under the torque tube.
Hopefully you have removed the radiator etc and all of the wiring harnesses. I would pull the drive line first and then the motor as that is an easier route and install it all at one shot.
Most shops these days are pulling the entire driveline out in one piece by seperating it from the body/chassis. Reverse from what they do at the plant when mfg the car.
I converted my vette from an auto to six-speed and then from a coupe to a hardtop.
Trying to align the torque tube back up will be a pain in the **** and is easier when everything is outside the car from my experience.
While you're there throw in a remote bleeder for your clutch.
I'm doing a LS3 (416) forged, with twin turbos myself. Going to drop the entire drive line as it will make the install much easier.
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