Re: questions for converting to TPI
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Originally Posted by 71swb4x4
I am almost positive that 90 PSI is what the TPI runs at.
I bought a tank with an inline pump from boardmember fuelcellguy.
I had a TPI from a 305 and had the chip reprogrammed by Brian at tpichips.com. I told him what I had for a motor, and what I was elminating from my TPI (such as smog), and he reprogrammed the chip accordingly.
I bought my ducting for the intake from jagsthatrun.com.
I reused the stock harness. I bought the factory Helm manual and it was a HUGE help. I elimated what I didn't need from the factory harness. I highly recommend using the factory harness, going through it to eleminate what I didn't need taught me a TON about how the system worked. It really did help with my swap.
I forgot to add, but you probably already know this. You will need to modify the middle four bolts on your intake to work with your older style heads. It's not a major mod, just something to keep in mind.
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It depends on how big of injectors you are going to run 90 psi will work great for a 305 or a stock 350. You dont have to modify the center bolts if you get an intake off of a 85 or 86 tuned port
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Last edited by jbristo67; 03-23-2009 at 09:10 PM.
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