Re: questions for converting to TPI
Well now for the stupid question - would a TPI get me better gas mileage?
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Re: questions for converting to TPI
I know my uncle has a LT1 in his 78 Camaro, and he gets 20 in town. And that's driving it lightly, he doesn't get on it at all. So I find it hard to believe that I'm going to go from Carb. to FI, and my mileage isn't going to improve alot. Cause I have a 700R4 and get about 12 in town. And 14 on the high way.
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Re: questions for converting to TPI
basically just a miniature gas tank. hmmmm interesting thought. so your talking about mounting a stock tpi fuel pump inside of this little box gas tank? and this stock pump your talking about, it is a stock tpi pump right?
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are you talking about a gen I lt1 or newer gen II?
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I'm talking a 86 early 90's TPI motor, not a lt 1 or later which yes you could do the same thing just have to have a high out put pump for those.
Yes build a little tank that would hold the fuel pump with all the neccessary fuel lines running to it and if it is gravity feed then all you do is fill up the orignal tank and as long as the gas gauge is showing fuel your good to go and want need the baffels either. This car was the first one I saw with fuel injection in SC. It had this little gem in it. Carolina Rod shop One Lap America car or Panel which ever! Glen Dodd was the owner back then. ;) http://www.carolinarodshop.com/Images/BIGDAWG50.JPG |
Re: questions for converting to TPI
If you get the Jags That Run TPI book it describes exactly what Andy is describing. They run a little tank to prevent fuel starvation. It's only a couple ounces.
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I'll look into doing that thanks :)
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Hey man heres my 2 cents I went to TPI Specialtys and got a late 90s corvette ECU and it was real easy three wire hook up, also got a adjustable fuel pressure regulator it will help going from 305 to a 350. I also put my o2 sensor just before my header collector, as for as a tank goes you need to look at Rock Valley they can fix you up with fuel pump, sending unit & tank a little pricey but you get what you pay for, after all you want to drive it not work on all the time
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