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The swap is as complex as a V8 swap. You’ll need to swap computers, engine looms, motor.
You keep same front shocks and K frame so you got that going for you.
You may need to swap gear box to suit the ecu set up too?
LY7 engine management also requires paddle shift on a VZ so new clock spring too.
The swap is as complex as a V8 swap. You’ll need to swap computers, engine looms, motor.
You keep same front shocks and K frame so you got that going for you.
You may need to swap gear box to suit the ecu set up too?
LY7 engine management also requires paddle shift on a VZ so new clock spring too.
Not sure about the engine prefixes. What differentiates the engines is the 190KW engines have the motor in the back of the intake manifold, they have 4 cam sensors and 4 cam actuators mounted on the front.
175kw engines fitted to lower spec models have two cam sensors, two actuators and no inlet motor on the manifold.
All other sensors are more or less in the same location. What might differ is an alloytec from a VE might need coils and sensors swapped with the VZ ones for the looms to plug up.