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Originally Posted by Jordan not Mike
You need to replace the gauge cluster as well.
Originally Posted by s1073s
if it is a 3valve, then you will have wiring issues. if it is a two valve, no problem, use your stock coil packs and it will go just fine
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Originally Posted by s1037s
if it is a 3valve, then you will have wiring issues. if it is a two valve, no problem, use your stock coil packs and it will go just fine
Putting an entire 2-valve PI motor in would require a lot of rewiring...there are several threads on this. I hav considered it at one point myself, but it was more work than I wanted to invest.
Going to a 3-valve motor...I'd imagine would be even more work
