EFI throttle bodies and injectors

[StrangeRanger]

But is the end result worth the aggravation? You still have a processor that hasn't been cracked and is not particularly mod friendly. I have a '96 and many times I wish I had bought a '95 and dodged all the OBD-II BS.

 

[Anonymous]

Not sure.....all the "plug in" handheld programmers came out right after the swap, but I never tried one (expensive at around $500).

I drove it for two years that way (early 2001 - late '02) and then swapped the entire harness and ECU to a 93 Mustang style.

 

[Bort62]

In my experiance, the time, money, and pain in the ass invested in retrofitting a stock EFI system is about equal to what it would take to get a MS system up and running.

And, the MS is infinately more tuneable.

 

[Anonymous]

I did it that way to keep it emissions legal.