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I had the same issue, mine has just been seepage not dripping out. Continued after a new seal install.

I'm considering it as well.

You still need one?

LS1maf/translator are available.

WB kit and trans temp gauge are sold.

No, i cant find the box it was stored in. I posted it for sale thinking it was wth the ECM, but it wasnt.

For the moment disregard the LS1 maf and trans.

AEM WB kit, includes harness and sensor $175 shipped Autometer Pro Comp Ultralite trans temp gauge kit, includes harness and sensor $125 shipped heated O2 sensor kit, includes both the sensor and harness (never used). $130 shipped Ls1 maf and Translator Plus $150 shipped Moser axles for stock...

I have a set of UMI tubulars with poly bushings, ive had on my car a couple years and they are great, just upgraded to the roto joint set up.

The lights are already installed and both sets of lights come on and the brights indicator is about half way illuminated and when i turn the brights on the center light comes on the bright set and the indicator on the dash is fully illuminated.

So the top and right terminals as you are facing the front of the plug?

Damn, had already ordered a new one.

Still have the block off plate?

For me, sway bars made the biggest improvement in handling. I have a Detroit Speed rear sway bar out back and the 1LE in front. If you want to improve ride then address shocks, I used KYB in both cars until last year when I switched to Viking double adjustable and its night and day.

Still for sale.

Great news. Good job!

I used the stock fan lower bracket on the bottom of the intrepid fans and made 2 brackets for the top to mount to the AC line mounting points. Also cut off all the mounting tabs. I also have a Nick Micale radiator but my fans fit between the tanks.

I know I'm rejuvenating an old thread but Tobin is still being a great help. Converting my car to C6 brakes all around and got lines and brackets from them and the directions are pretty straight forward.

Is there a kit for those rear brakes?

All the above and find a local to lend you a hand/show you the ropes.