nytrdr24
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I would think that since your getting the engine/tranny/wiring/ecu the wiring issue if staying with the oem should be pretty much plug & play, you may have to interconnect some of the wiring from the trucks harness to the rotarys, I'd get a wiring schematic from both the truck & the rotary doaner & go over them both, if you have basic knowledge of how to read a wiring schematic, it should be fairly simple.
As far as the engine mounts & driveshaft q's, I belive that you will cut off the original motor mounts from the frame, and weld the new mounts for the rotary onto the frame.
Is this 13b out of a turbo car, or non-turbo...if it is from a non turbo car, then the tranny is the basically the same as the 2.0 & 2.2 liter trucks less the bellhousing & tail section, if it is a 13bt then it is basically the same as the 2600's tranny less the bellhousing, but not sure if there is a difference in the tail of this tranny & the 2600 trannys.
since your truck is a 2200, it would be easier if the doaner was a n/t engine as it is more likely to not need driveshaft mods. either way, I would lower the engine / tranny combo into the engine bay, and see where it lines up with the driveshaft and the shifter location. The only down side to this is the ecu isn't for a turbo application, so you could install this setup in a short period of time, and get it running, then at a later date, come back & install the turbo and a standalone ecu.....
I'm sure one of the other guys that have or are doing this swap can enlighten you a little more as to the ins & outs of the whole process....good luck with the swap!