if you are going to keep it basically stock, just leave the 8v in. you probably are making close to the stock r/t horsepower right now with the mods you have. in addition to this, the 8v's are much easier on the wallet. the parts availabilty for the 16v are also becoming an issue. chryco deleting many of the parts.
if you want to put it in, you will have to go to the dist. on the ex cam. there is no room for it in the "stock" location(intake manifold in the way) and the tIII dist gear turns at a different(pulley) rate anyway. or you can swap the electronics in, but than you will have the problem with the stock cal. there was never one made for the auto trans. i have heard of people trying to drill into the auto trans to install a crank sensor. so far this method has seen less than steller results.
ideal situation is to use the dist off the exhaust cam. definatly the easiest way to go if you want to run the auto trans and stock electronics.
if you want to put it in, you will have to go to the dist. on the ex cam. there is no room for it in the "stock" location(intake manifold in the way) and the tIII dist gear turns at a different(pulley) rate anyway. or you can swap the electronics in, but than you will have the problem with the stock cal. there was never one made for the auto trans. i have heard of people trying to drill into the auto trans to install a crank sensor. so far this method has seen less than steller results.
ideal situation is to use the dist off the exhaust cam. definatly the easiest way to go if you want to run the auto trans and stock electronics.