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The main trick is to ensure that the output conductor wires of any replacement pickup go into the terminals within the each block connector in the correct order.
The obvious downside to sticking with the PCB and block connector circuitry is that your options are limited to whatever is designed into the PCB. (Typically, two vol., two tone + coil-splitting per humbucker. Yawn.)
What I would like is:
Less on/off sensation when using volumes on the middle position and a clearer roll off when dropping volume. It always sounded very wooly when you did that before.
Since you are now committed to removing both the stock pickups and the control PCB, they might be saleable as a complete working system.
Alternatively, stash them away against the day when you need to might need to restore the Epiphone to stock specification prior to selling it on.