which VAF for BP-T

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which VAF for BP-T

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as the title says, i got a BPT with BPT ECU and harness,
what VAF can i use, stupidly enough i thought a Escort GT would work, hey guess with it doesnt, at all
does a early MX3 work with BPT ecu and harness, or do i have to find a 323 GSX

ps. i have a 95
pps. if you have what works letmeknow
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bump i need to know soon, if not im buying a parts car on friday...
thanks
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you can use the early 1.6L VAF but it will rob your power. your best bet is to use the VAF off of a 2nd Gen N/A RX7. its the biggest of VAF's so it flows nicely. reportedly it will have a 5hp gain in power. and you will have to pop the top of the VAF off and adjust it alittle for the airflow to get it perfect. but just make shure you mark it before you start tunning it so you can always go back to where you started from. i think there is a How To on Club Protege Forum on tunning your VAF.

i was running a 92 harness on my 95 for several years. you shouldent have any problem swaping everything over.
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thanks, i may get my hands on one tonight and find out, Turbo IIs are a no go?
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blindfendersk8r wrote:thanks, i may get my hands on one tonight and find out, Turbo IIs are a no go?
from what i understand Yes. only the N/A VAF
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