fritz1990
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04-02-24 04:32 PM - Post#2868542
Just need to confirm what I saw and read regarding the swap.
My question is about the frame mounts for the cross member. From what I've seen and read the frame mounts for the 400 appear to be on the same plane as the 350 mounts? I mean the same distance from the ground. The same height as the 350 mounts, just farther back?
Regards, Jeff
1998 K1500 6.5 Coal burner
1965 C10 with 498 BBC AFR Heads
1964 C10 Ran 348W for 6 years, now SBC.
Corvettes owned: '74 '77 '78 L82 Silver Anniversary, 2002 LS1, 2007 C6 Love this one! Now have 2014 C7
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toro455
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04-02-24 08:38 PM - Post#2868544
In response to fritz1990
Jeff,
You are correct. Look for posts from me. There was a guy who was doing a swap to the TH200-4R recently in the 65-66 section and that transmission uses exactly the same mount position as the TH400. It's late tonight else I would search and post photos here.
Scott
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04-02-24 09:13 PM - Post#2868545
In response to toro455
No your reply is fine. I have the brackets made just need to weld them in. Just wanted to make sure what I read and seen was correct.
Thank you!
Regards, Jeff
1998 K1500 6.5 Coal burner
1965 C10 with 498 BBC AFR Heads
1964 C10 Ran 348W for 6 years, now SBC.
Corvettes owned: '74 '77 '78 L82 Silver Anniversary, 2002 LS1, 2007 C6 Love this one! Now have 2014 C7
Don't have a nervous come together!
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toro455
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04-03-24 05:34 PM - Post#2868551
In response to fritz1990
Sounds good. The member I was referring to is Rick "ParkRNDL" and here's a link to his thread:
https://www.chevytalk.org/fusionbb/showtopic.php?t...
At some point we need to measure the distance between front an rear mounts. I think the most reliable position to measure would be front hole to front hole of the second mount (or rear to rear).
I let the transmission be my guide for placement. Rick was hopefully going to be able to do the same.
Scott
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04-03-24 06:25 PM - Post#2868554
In response to toro455
I just came in from welding my brackets and measured exactly as you did. Looks nice and don't see any problems, except one...
I noticed the shifter linkage at the trans is not lined up with the TH400, looks to be off an 1" or so.
Didn't have time to mess with it tonight but thinking just make a bracket and move the TH350 bracket back a ways?
Open to suggestions.
Thank You!
Regards, Jeff
1998 K1500 6.5 Coal burner
1965 C10 with 498 BBC AFR Heads
1964 C10 Ran 348W for 6 years, now SBC.
Corvettes owned: '74 '77 '78 L82 Silver Anniversary, 2002 LS1, 2007 C6 Love this one! Now have 2014 C7
Don't have a nervous come together!
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04-03-24 07:28 PM - Post#2868555
In response to fritz1990
Jeff,
The linkage for mine was lost. I ended up buying replacement linkage for the TH400 from another member (Brett B) to use with the TH200-4R. Unfortunately I have no comparison point.
If you have some photos of your set-up maybe I can see if mine looks the same.
Scott
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04-03-24 09:16 PM - Post#2868560
In response to toro455
I'll take a good look at it tomorrow. I just didn't have time to look, only to see that it was off. I'll figure it out.
Regards, Jeff
1998 K1500 6.5 Coal burner
1965 C10 with 498 BBC AFR Heads
1964 C10 Ran 348W for 6 years, now SBC.
Corvettes owned: '74 '77 '78 L82 Silver Anniversary, 2002 LS1, 2007 C6 Love this one! Now have 2014 C7
Don't have a nervous come together!
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04-18-24 06:12 AM - Post#2868942
In response to fritz1990
After looking at it with fresh eyes, it is where it is suppose to be. Put it together and was adjusted exactly like the TH350 was. All is good!
Regards, Jeff
1998 K1500 6.5 Coal burner
1965 C10 with 498 BBC AFR Heads
1964 C10 Ran 348W for 6 years, now SBC.
Corvettes owned: '74 '77 '78 L82 Silver Anniversary, 2002 LS1, 2007 C6 Love this one! Now have 2014 C7
Don't have a nervous come together!
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