s4 TII into s5 N/A
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s4 TII into s5 N/A
i have a S4 TII and it is wrecked (body damage) i was wandering if everything will swap into a S5 chassis (i will be swapping everthing harness suspension and all)
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Yes, kinda. You are either going to use S5 electronics or you are going to convert the S5 to S4 electronics. This is considered difficult by those who have done it. Not a simple swap at all.
You can't just plug in the S4 ECU into the S5 harness and go. It is simple to swap kegs using the electronics that came with the car.
Read this whole page for accurate information. Come back here and ask questions after you read.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s5_swap.html
You can't just plug in the S4 ECU into the S5 harness and go. It is simple to swap kegs using the electronics that came with the car.
Read this whole page for accurate information. Come back here and ask questions after you read.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s5_swap.html
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Yes, kinda. You are either going to use S5 electronics or you are going to convert the S5 to S4 electronics. This is considered difficult by those who have done it. Not a simple swap at all.
You can't just plug in the S4 ECU into the S5 harness and go. It is simple to swap kegs using the electronics that came with the car.
Read this whole page for accurate information. Come back here and ask questions after you read.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s5_swap.html
You can't just plug in the S4 ECU into the S5 harness and go. It is simple to swap kegs using the electronics that came with the car.
Read this whole page for accurate information. Come back here and ask questions after you read.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s5_swap.html
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It is not as easy as it sounds. 'Swapping the harness'. Just kinda rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?
This is a non-trivial project that even the real pro's around here don't like to do.
Good Luck. You will need it.
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