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Old 01-09-2015, 09:15 AM   #26
Wasted Income
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Re: Auto trans decision help for my new LSx build

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I'm guessing the factory crossmember is riveted, so I'll have to grind them off, but if that's the basic procedure it doesn't sound too bad. How far back will I have to slide it?
Yea, if it's never been messed with, you'll have to grind/hammer out the rivets. It' no big deal at all.

Your best bet on finding the new location, is to have the new engine/trans hanging from the cherrypicker, bolt it up to the engine mounts, then slide the crossmember to the location where it lines up with the trans mount. Mark the holes, drill the frame, and bolt it in with some grade 8 bolts and nylock nuts.

Then do burnouts.
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