s4 to s5 swap
im sorry what i meant was the s5 turbo to s4 na
and i mean the whole swap engine trany ecu and harrnes
by the way my car is a 88 gxl
and i mean the whole swap engine trany ecu and harrnes
by the way my car is a 88 gxl
Last edited by Aaron Cake; Feb 14, 2008 at 11:00 AM. Reason: Merge three posts
A few months and about $1400.00 worth of wiring alone.
Call Mitchum in Richmond VA, I think he would do the whole swap for about
$2400.00 without the diff, you will need to provide all the parts.
Call Mitchum in Richmond VA, I think he would do the whole swap for about
$2400.00 without the diff, you will need to provide all the parts.
well i already have it in a garage redoing the rear end you know bushings bearings etc.and i do plan on doing it my self well with friends.
well after reading the web site that rx 7-11 showed i think i will be going for the s4 turbo swap thanks for the help
well after reading the web site that rx 7-11 showed i think i will be going for the s4 turbo swap thanks for the help
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In that case, 10 months + tons of frustration, endless hours pouring over wiring diagrams, blood, sweat and tears. Its fun!
BTW, I have all the diagrams and pin outs for the swap on bound paper, where do you live?
BTW, I have all the diagrams and pin outs for the swap on bound paper, where do you live?
well thanks
by the way im ordering the stuff march 2nd or 3rd wich jdm company do you recomend
by the way im ordering the stuff march 2nd or 3rd wich jdm company do you recomend
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The wiring between S4 and S5 is totally different.
In reality, they are two different cars.
The easiest and best way to do this swap is to replace the stock ECU with a standalone.
The next best way is to rewire the ECU/emissions harness to seperate it from the car completely so it only needs to be connected to the car for power and ground.
The next option is to integrate the S5 harness into the S4 car. This is a major pain. See this topic:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=661780
In reality, they are two different cars.
The easiest and best way to do this swap is to replace the stock ECU with a standalone.
The next best way is to rewire the ECU/emissions harness to seperate it from the car completely so it only needs to be connected to the car for power and ground.
The next option is to integrate the S5 harness into the S4 car. This is a major pain. See this topic:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=661780
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