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Chrysler Conquest Tsi - $500 (Indio, ca 92201)

By NikoFab,
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1987 Chrysler Conquest tsi / Mitsubishi Starion - $3 (Escondido)

By NikoFab,
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getting factory tach to work with lt1 a engine swap
By cogquest,
I think I've searched every forum but im not sure about which wires I need to connect to make my factory tach work with my lt1 swap. I'm pretty sure about the coil wire I should splice into on the lt1 harness (black & white on the grey side of the coil plug) but I don't no which wire on the cluster harness to tap into. I don't have the original engine harness on the car but I do still have the yellow and white connector on the driver firewall. can I run wires from the coil directly to the ba
Probably a dumb question...

By Keoni1113,
Like the title says this is probably a dumb question. But it's getting awfully hot up here in Oregon and a previous owner seems to have removed the A/C condenser and such. So why exactly? I doubt it was that heavy so weight can't be it. I can see to make room for other stuff maybe? Or does it actually make the engine run better to not have one? Noob question I know but I've never had a car with ac before so I've had nothing to compare to. Thanks everyone