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Are you planning on using the 84 engine and trans, not very strong and the car/wiring/components (including turbo) are unique to 84 only, not sure what you are allowed in the AF/S...
If allowed, the 89 2.2L common block would be recommended.
I am more of an electrical/diagnostics guy, there are other members who are well versed in engine building, the particulars of the 2.2L/2.5L engines and what you can and cannot (or should not) do.
If you need/want any wiring diagrams let me know and Good Luck!!!
Here are some good reference sites.
www.allpar.com
Are you planning on using the 84 engine and trans, not very strong and the car/wiring/components (including turbo) are unique to 84 only, not sure what you are allowed in the AF/S...
If allowed, the 89 2.2L common block would be recommended.
I am more of an electrical/diagnostics guy, there are other members who are well versed in engine building, the particulars of the 2.2L/2.5L engines and what you can and cannot (or should not) do.
If you need/want any wiring diagrams let me know and Good Luck!!!
Here are some good reference sites.
Chrysler (Plymouth - Dodge) 2.2 Liter and 2.5 Liter...
Chrysler (Plymouth - Dodge) 2.2 Liter and 2.5 Liter Turbo Engines The high power, torque, and reliability of the 2.2 turbos sets them apart from many competing engines; the Turbo III could push out 224 horsepower back in 1990, which was exceptional considering that the 2.2 was not engineered...
www.allpar.com
Manual Transaxle Specifications - MiniMopar Resources
www.minimopar.net
