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2v to Mach 1 4v
Ok, this may belong in one of the other forums but here goes.
I have a 01 Bullitt that I will be swapping a recently acquired complete Mach 1 motor. I have the full wiring harness from the Mach 1. Will the stock ECU (with reture) plug into the COP harness and such? I know that in other swaps, people have had to splice and reroute wiring but it seems like most of that had come from not having the 4v harness. I have the 3560 trans so the existing flywheel should bolt right up. I'm only expecting difficulty in the wiring and cooling lines. |
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i'd try to find a mach 1 computer it would make your life a lot easier
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That is what I thought. I will have to go somewhere local and get a new tune for the Mach 1 motor
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