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Old 03-09-2008, 02:00 PM   #1
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PI swap or Motor swap

I have a question for all of the most experienced tbird heads out there. I want to do a PI head swap on my 95' bird, and i read about how to do it, and my question is would it be easier and faster to do a PI swap or a motor out of a 01'-04' mustang whit the Pi and Pi intake already installed. And would i have to use the EEC from that particular engine or could i use the one on my 95' bird?
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