Anyone in the Dallas to S. Dallas area know where I can rent or borrow the Kent-moore front and rear cover installation and alignment tools for my 6.0?
Anyone in the Dallas to S. Dallas area know where I can rent or borrow the Kent-moore front and rear cover installation and alignment tools for my 6.0?
2000 GMC Sierra Z71 6.0 LQ9, Mahle Forged Flatops, Comp 208/212-554/558 115 LSA, LS6 Valvesprings, Harland Sharp Roller Rockers,Trick Flow 7.4 pushrods, NGK TR55 plugs, MSD wires, Melling High Volume/Pressure oil pump,LS7 lifters, Arp main studs-rod bolts-head bolts, Nelson's 93 Octane Tune, rear 02's and Egr Delete, BBK headers ito true 2 3/4 duals w/dual super 40 flowmasters, built 4L60E, Circle-D 3200 stall
alignment tool?
never used that before...
x2, I've never used one either, maybe something we don't know about?...Originally Posted by banker099
2000 2-toned silverado, Totalled. Gone But not Forgotten.
Now: 2002 black rcsb chevy. 5.3, P&P 862's, Comp 224/230 .58*/.59* 114 LSA, Racetronics 44lbers, ARP 2000's, Ebay long tubes, 4L80E, 3800 yank pro, transgo HD-2, 4.10's, True-Trac, Walbro 255, Nitrous Outlet plate setup for 200, 80mm BBK, 3" Magnaflow, and Raggedy traction bars! Waiting to be istalled, F.A.S.T LSx intake..........
Best: 7.40@90 1/8th
Tuned by: DIXIE PERFORMANCE
You don't know about it, but it is really sweet. I have one, and one of the tools looks like batman. It's a kit that helps to align all the covers and gaskets so that they are dead nuts.
GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT RICER MATH!
my book says to just use two feeler gauges, .002 inches thick
blown transmissions are about as useful as 97% of the guys on this forum
LOL at a flat plate to bolt to the bottom of the cover and bottom of block. Just make sure when you bolt the front and rear covers on the are flat with the bottom of the block. Easy enough
well your right on with just using the feeler guages but I am mainly interested in the rear cover seal installation tool that comes with the kit, Its supposed to keep the lips on the seal from folding under while you install it. I just dont want to screw it up this is my first LS Build.
What about the newer style rear cover seal I heard its supposed to be a better design that you dont have to use the tool to install???
I have a spare trans bell housing and I put it on, bolt the oil pan down with a couple bolt, remove bell housing, loosely install front cover with seal installed, install balancer, snug up bottom bolts going through oil pan, tighten front cover bolts, remove bottom two bolts going through pan, install rear seal in rear cover, make sure dogbone oil diverter is installed in back of block, install rear cover with gasket, snug long bolts going through bottom of pan, tighten all bolts on rear cover, remove pan, install bell housing and snug up the two lower bolts going into the pan through the bell housing, tighten all pan bolts to spec, remove bell housing. Phew!
See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709
I swear I heard that in a song once...
GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT RICER MATH!
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