Do you have a diagram that i can see to make sure i connected the wires correctly? I just want to make sure i havent crossed wires that could cause problems! Thanks for your help

Aem Cold Air AFX 55mm TB
Fidanza Cam Gears NGK Wires
AFX UDP Greddy Header
Gutted Cat Greddy Evo Catback
Energy Suspension MMI Eibach Sportlines
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Pretty sure you can't mix a 95 OBD1 with a 96+ OBD2 sir. I know that one guy has been running a 97 on his 96, but that's about it. I think his SN here is Clyons or something...

bwahahaaa owned myself..i meant coil pack..shit!! Let me rephrase that, anyone that has replaced their 95-96 coil pack with the newer version please show me the correct way to connect the wires, i just want to make sure i didnt mess up.

Aem Cold Air AFX 55mm TB
Fidanza Cam Gears NGK Wires
AFX UDP Greddy Header
Gutted Cat Greddy Evo Catback
Energy Suspension MMI Eibach Sportlines
Tokico Blues...always more to come

Just match the colors. There's nothing complicated about changing the pigtail for a newer style coilpack. Changing an ECU, though..

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ya it's easy. the color are different if i remember correctly but the layout is the same. just remember which one was left, middle, and right on the old one and match it to the new one. i'd take a pic but my car's at the shop.

there's only 3 wires - you'll be fine

if ya get it wrong there's only 6 possible ways to wire it.. (permutations are fun!)

-marc