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You bet, as long as you install all the sensors and the Motronic flywheel. After all, the Motronic doesn't care what motor its installed on as long as ALL of its inputs are installed, connected and functioning correctly.
You would likely need a custom chip, depending on what CR & exhaust you use.
Who would be a good resource for getting a chip programed? Would you start with the early 84-86 Motronic or go for the 87-88 system? Is there a difference other then the proscesser? What about Electromotive aftermarket EFI? My goal is to get rid of CIS.
Pat
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