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Wwes · 02-10-2021, 04:30 PM

Good work, if you see my build you'll see I did the same thing to an 83.
Did you speak with Kevin at PFISYS?

They've got a fantastic product, I've spoke with him a number of times and while I went a different route, they've got the best "bang for the buck" TBI system out there.

Make certain you've got the Throttle Control Valve cable hooked up from your transmission to the throttle body. It controls line pressures in the 700-R4 and you'll burn it up quickly if it's missing.

02-10-2021, 04:30 PM	#8
Wwes Registered User Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: FL Posts: 144	Re: Wiring TBI coil in 1984 C10 Good work, if you see my build you'll see I did the same thing to an 83. Did you speak with Kevin at PFISYS? They've got a fantastic product, I've spoke with him a number of times and while I went a different route, they've got the best "bang for the buck" TBI system out there. Make certain you've got the Throttle Control Valve cable hooked up from your transmission to the throttle body. It controls line pressures in the 700-R4 and you'll burn it up quickly if it's missing.