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86 Engine Swap

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Ok, I just bought a compleat engine, trans, and wiring harness from a crashed 87 GT. I'm planning on building up the engine and tranny for my 1986 GT but I was wondering if I could use the same wiring in my car on the new engine? They're both Speed Density systems so I'm guessing that its all just about the same, right?



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