engine swap
09-21-2016, 08:35 PM
#2
Senior Member
Yes
09-21-2016, 09:30 PM
#3
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
It will but you will be down on power. The 97 has non-pi heads and the 2000 had the pi heads. These were good for about 30 hp more on the 2000. However, if you take the pi heads and mount them on the 97 engine you will net close to 290 hp iirc. Look up "pi head swap" if you want more info.
09-22-2016, 11:47 PM
#4
Senior Member
The front cyl head sensors are different, so you will have to adapt for that. 97 has 2, 2000 has only one.
09-24-2016, 05:07 AM
#5
Technically illegal.
Engines, computers , and emission control system combinations are tested by mfg and certified by EPA
You must replace with a certified system of same model year or newer
Unless its for offroad use only. These are federal laws.
Some states arent strict with testing and inspection.
Some are.
California is the poster child .
If yours does tailpipe testing, thats a good indication.
The years with Pi heads might be interchanged unnoticed since probably no real engine changes
Engines, computers , and emission control system combinations are tested by mfg and certified by EPA
You must replace with a certified system of same model year or newer
Unless its for offroad use only. These are federal laws.
Some states arent strict with testing and inspection.
Some are.
California is the poster child .
If yours does tailpipe testing, thats a good indication.
The years with Pi heads might be interchanged unnoticed since probably no real engine changes
09-24-2016, 09:45 AM
#6
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
Technically illegal.
Engines, computers , and emission control system combinations are tested by mfg and certified by EPA
You must replace with a certified system of same model year or newer
Unless its for offroad use only. These are federal laws.
Some states arent strict with testing and inspection.
Some are.
California is the poster child .
If yours does tailpipe testing, thats a good indication.
The years with Pi heads might be interchanged unnoticed since probably no real engine changes
Engines, computers , and emission control system combinations are tested by mfg and certified by EPA
You must replace with a certified system of same model year or newer
Unless its for offroad use only. These are federal laws.
Some states arent strict with testing and inspection.
Some are.
California is the poster child .
If yours does tailpipe testing, thats a good indication.
The years with Pi heads might be interchanged unnoticed since probably no real engine changes
