Yo. 6.0 Liter swapper checking in.
In short, I LOVE my 6.0L in my '72 K5. It is freakin awsome!

except for the oil pickup issues on steep offcamber climbs.
It requires you building a whole new crossmember, new fuel system, reworking the wiring harness, removing VATS from the computer and anything else that you want removed. It took me about a month to swap mine over because after yanking out the old engine i realized there was like 3/4" difference between the flywheel surface to bellhousing mount surface.. this was with a camaro ls1 flywheel i was trying to use for my 465 tranny. i ended up using an advance adapters flywheel, and my throwout bearing just barely worked still. an adjustable pivot would be good to help.
For an auto th350/400, 700r4 you'll need to get a "crank spacer" and longer bolts to accept the 350/400 converter, or if you're getting a new converter made you can get a longer snout and forget the spacer.. also you'll need a flexplate that has no dish (98 fbody ls1 flexplate and slot the holes) or an adapter flexplate, tci makes one but i think the best price is through advance adapters $100ish for the flexplate and crank spacer.
I've also read you'll need to shim the converter back just a hair like 1/8" or so by welding some spacers to the flexplate for the right converter engagement with a th350/400 so you should look into this..
this is all from like a hundred hours of researching on ls1tech.com. you're welcome.hehe.
If you have any more questions you can pm me, and if anyones in Nor Cal interested in LS1 6.0 or 8.1 swaps you can PM me or kevin (k5ktpi) or our norcaloffroad.com board for getting an engine or even swapping it into your rig turnkey.
Ryan