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you would need the engine, and pretty much everything attached to it.possibly custom mounts, the ecu, fueling system possibly a custom wiring harness unless your talking about 2.0L turbo version IMO it would be a lot of effort for very little ( in reality) gains, it would probably work easiest with a standalone but even then idk any stand alone that can control a DI setup off the top of my head in all reality you might be better off seeing if the bottom end would bolt up to your stock top end then get the turbo setup off it that would nix the DI (though that would nix some of the gains, though di systems are great tuning them can be hell) it would give you what should be a fairly stable bottom end and a turbo.. it would probably be able to push out about 250 to the crank so about 230 whp or so that being said you'd need NON DI pistons though