[TimT]

I dont think the Tec 2 is available anymore, it was replaced by the tec 3 about a year ago. Perhaps Pelican hasnt updated that part of the catalog.

The EFI is light years ahead of CIS, however a in shape CIS system should be fine for street driving.

If you are planning on doing a DIY install of the Tec3 be prepared for some hair pulling and frustration. The wiring and physical installation is easy enough. Its when you have to set up and tune the engine that it bites the big one. the Tec doesnt have the easiest inteface to use to get the ECU programmed the way you want it. If you have someone else tune the car be prepared to spend at the least $1000 for dyno tuning and mapping.

You will also need to purchase injectors, and fabricate fuel rails, or you could. Or you could purchase a 3.2 manifold (going rate about $550) and use that to replace the CIS manifold.

Figure betwwen $3000 to over $5000 to convert to EFI, depending on how much of the work you do yourself.