SZA

iTrader: (1)

I dont know about everyone else chickening out here. Me personally, if i dont know something, i research, research, research until my brian near maximum GTE capacity and potential nuclear meltdown. Then, when i finally understand the concept/process/procedure for a proper swap, ill attemp it myself. Thats what i find enjoyable about working on cars. There is something much more satisfying about doing it yourself vs paying someone. But then again, thats just me. I couldnt even air up my own tires before my first GTE swap. This is a great learning opportunity for the OP. Its not as bad as ppl make it out to be once you research a bit. GL.

gijohnnyb

Thats how I feel SZA. I am no stranger to motor swaps, although I have never done a GTE swap...but with a little patience and some planning, it can be done with a basic set of tools and some rented equipment from your local auto parts store

2Jayzee

Just plug in the ECU and start it geniuses "of the forums"

cliff351gt

Is it an Aristo and what year car? Mine is an 02 and the wiring was a nightmare.