6T75 6 speed conversion
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How about a Recap?
of All of What is needed,
What has been Solved,
What needs to be Solved?
so we can work on what needs to be worked on,
and not work on something that has been Solved?
of All of What is needed,
What has been Solved,
What needs to be Solved?
so we can work on what needs to be worked on,
and not work on something that has been Solved?
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I can't speak for anyone else pursing the project. But the summary seems to be:
A) A custom oil pan is necessary to properly relocate the starter
B) A theoretical ECM/TCM solution is a possible solution to the 58x motor working
C) A custom adapter is necessary for the trans and FWD LS4 motor.
Speaking from my end. Making the custom parts is the easy part. But if the CAN bus systems reject one another, then additional programming R&D will be necessary. If someone has the engine and trans I could assist in testing "B" but someone has to take the plunge first to get at least those two.
A) A custom oil pan is necessary to properly relocate the starter
B) A theoretical ECM/TCM solution is a possible solution to the 58x motor working
C) A custom adapter is necessary for the trans and FWD LS4 motor.
Speaking from my end. Making the custom parts is the easy part. But if the CAN bus systems reject one another, then additional programming R&D will be necessary. If someone has the engine and trans I could assist in testing "B" but someone has to take the plunge first to get at least those two.
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I can't speak for anyone else pursing the project. But the summary seems to be:
A) A custom oil pan is necessary to properly relocate the starter
B) A theoretical ECM/TCM solution is a possible solution to the 58x motor working
C) A custom adapter is necessary for the trans and FWD LS4 motor.
Speaking from my end. Making the custom parts is the easy part. But if the CAN bus systems reject one another, then additional programming R&D will be necessary. If someone has the engine and trans I could assist in testing "B" but someone has to take the plunge first to get at least those two.![The Patriot !!](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_patriot.gif)
A) A custom oil pan is necessary to properly relocate the starter
B) A theoretical ECM/TCM solution is a possible solution to the 58x motor working
C) A custom adapter is necessary for the trans and FWD LS4 motor.
Speaking from my end. Making the custom parts is the easy part. But if the CAN bus systems reject one another, then additional programming R&D will be necessary. If someone has the engine and trans I could assist in testing "B" but someone has to take the plunge first to get at least those two.
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View from the transmission toward the engine:
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View from the engine toward the transmission:
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The 6T70/5 have a little pocket on top of the transmission.
Here's a video of an LS2 + 6T75 matted together and turning over:
B is possible as you mentioned over the phone. However, like you said, there are issues with the E40 24x cars.
The same guy who put the above stuff together is a PCS (Powertrain Conrol Solutions) engineer working on getting this transmission to talk with ALL of our vehicles (and others). Apparently it's done. It's all a matter of testing and torque management.
C is not a problem and is done as well (yellow and cyan parts in the CAD drawings above).
But yes, it's the electronics which are the hard parts.
I have a better Idea for a transmission, a T56. Now before someone boo hoos about a RWD conversion not being possible (like those with no fab skills always do) watch the videos. In a few years when my car is worn out I will be attempting this....or ruining my car in the process. These cars should have been RWD from GM, a FWD V8 is such a shame.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3WlHlZfXgw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv11PVoiL_c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3WlHlZfXgw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv11PVoiL_c
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Of course AWD would be awesome but wouldn't it be just as or more difficult than just a straight RWD setup? Also what are you refering to by the "weight distribution"? I don't think adding a little weight to the rear will affect much.
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Converting to RWD doesn't do much for this.
With money not being much an issue:
For traction purposes, AWD. For RWD "effectiveness" and feel, new car.
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Our cars are not even worth expending the mental energy required to speculate on this. I know that this makes me "buzzkillington" but maybe we can collectively work on attainable goals like, stopping the ******* headliner from vibrating...
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open up the headliner, i had a small 3inch in diameter, plastic circle that was just in there bouncing around . once i opened the back of the headliner it just fell out and the noise is now gone lol
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Thanks, I plan on getting around to that this week. I knew it got bad when I contemplated driving the car into an overpass pillar the next time it happened.
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The swap is on hold. We are waiting on PCS or someone with an E67 wanting to try out what TrueBlueGTO suggested.
So anyone in New Jersey, step right up.
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E67 as in from say my 08 GXP? Im in... What do i have to do... As im sick in tired of the trans in my car.