The V8 kit will work, but you will need thinner pressure plates. Talk to Broader performance. They are semi-local, Weatherford I think. The 6 cyl C4 out of my car had 3 frictions in one of the drums. It appear to be identical to the V8 drum, but the pressure plate was .300" thick. Swapping it for a thinner one would give you room for 4 frictions. In the service manual it says to upgrade to 4 frictions is rebuilding a 6 cylinder C4, so it is possible you will have the right pressure plate. If you don't already have money sunk into a nice converter and shift kit I personally would get a 70+ which has a bigger input shaft and more options for the valvebody. If you have been eyeballing a nitrous kit the small input shaft will be iffy. The converter and valvebodies don't interchange though. Don't be afraid of C5's either. They have better oiling and it is likely to have 5 frictions in the forward drum. You will however need a C4 bell, which you already have, valvebody and torque converter.