GM TBI conversion questions.

Thanks,
Will
Thanks,
Will
Thanks,
Will
Try your local craiglist, or check the C4 section of the Forum for an 88-91 unit
A unit from an 85-86 Camaro-Firebird-Corvette will work also, but there are no mount holes for the MAP sensor
Last edited by 682XLR8; Nov 27, 2010 at 11:15 AM.
Try your local craiglist, or check the C4 section of the Forum for an 88-91 unit
A unit from an 85-86 Camaro-Firebird-Corvette will work also, but there are no mount holes for the MAP sensor
Thanks for all of your help!
Will
Last edited by Will's'74VetteL-82; Nov 27, 2010 at 06:03 PM.
http://www.hotrodlane.cc/PDFFILES/TPIStory.pdf
Looked at the ebay links you posted. The first two, not enough info/pics, the last one(89 Vette) is not from a Vette(intake manifold is different, plus one bank of injectors is missing, but you might not want to use them anyway), but it'll work. According to the link I posted, 90 was the first year for MAP, looks like I was wrong:o, won't be the first time
A 90-91 plenum will have the bolt holes to mount the MAP bracket, but if this is not important(You can mount the MAP sensor anywhere as long as you have a vacuum source) then any of the Vette units will work, as well as the 85-86 units from the Camaro.
On my 68, I had the metal fan shroud, and the air filter will not clear it, either with the TPI or the LT1, so I used an electric fan from an early 90's Ford Taurus, it was actually pretty easy to install(compared to the rrest of the swap
) but if you have the plastic shroud, I can't say if it will fit
Thanks for all of your help!
Will
I also have you speed density MAP computer I know it's good, as tested on my car.....I even have extra cal packs....but I know the programing is not right for your setup....you can send it off to get it done for like 150 bux was last price I know of.....they do need your engine specs though.....they asking lots of questions, so be prepared....
you will need go closed loop.....
you will need some sending units, and a knock sensor....I have some of them hanging around but can't recall every silly part in the box these daze....been a while....
this TPI will fit a earlier iron head engine, so bolt angles dont count....
I do not have a fuel pump.....
15 years ago, I managed to make the conversion work perfect on my '72 vette here for a total cost of 750 bux, and THAT was with overpaying something fierce for a calpac at 250 bux.....
I had paid 350 for the TPI complete at Carlisle car show....
and yes, never put on a carb if you can do injection....
on my then stock Muncie 336 rear car, the Qj got 12 around town, and 15 or so on the freeway at 70......
I put on the TPI, and a while later drove to Florida and back, house hunting, area hunting...and got 24 mpg at 80 on I 95.........
but that was all winter '97, the car has been way more modified since then.....WAY more.....


if you interested or just want more info....email me....
mrvette72@concast.net
http://www.hotrodlane.cc/PDFFILES/TPIStory.pdf
Looked at the ebay links you posted. The first two, not enough info/pics, the last one(89 Vette) is not from a Vette(intake manifold is different, plus one bank of injectors is missing, but you might not want to use them anyway), but it'll work. According to the link I posted, 90 was the first year for MAP, looks like I was wrong:o, won't be the first time
A 90-91 plenum will have the bolt holes to mount the MAP bracket, but if this is not important(You can mount the MAP sensor anywhere as long as you have a vacuum source) then any of the Vette units will work, as well as the 85-86 units from the Camaro.
On my 68, I had the metal fan shroud, and the air filter will not clear it, either with the TPI or the LT1, so I used an electric fan from an early 90's Ford Taurus, it was actually pretty easy to install(compared to the rrest of the swap
) but if you have the plastic shroud, I can't say if it will fitThanks again,
Will
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I also have you speed density MAP computer I know it's good, as tested on my car.....I even have extra cal packs....but I know the programing is not right for your setup....you can send it off to get it done for like 150 bux was last price I know of.....they do need your engine specs though.....they asking lots of questions, so be prepared....
you will need go closed loop.....
you will need some sending units, and a knock sensor....I have some of them hanging around but can't recall every silly part in the box these daze....been a while....
this TPI will fit a earlier iron head engine, so bolt angles dont count....
I do not have a fuel pump.....
15 years ago, I managed to make the conversion work perfect on my '72 vette here for a total cost of 750 bux, and THAT was with overpaying something fierce for a calpac at 250 bux.....
I had paid 350 for the TPI complete at Carlisle car show....
and yes, never put on a carb if you can do injection....
on my then stock Muncie 336 rear car, the Qj got 12 around town, and 15 or so on the freeway at 70......
I put on the TPI, and a while later drove to Florida and back, house hunting, area hunting...and got 24 mpg at 80 on I 95.........
but that was all winter '97, the car has been way more modified since then.....WAY more.....


if you interested or just want more info....email me....
mrvette72@concast.net
Thanks,
Will
Thanks again,
Will
That's correct
Sounds like mrvette has what you need, and like he said you can pick up a throttle body from ebay, or check the C4 parts for sale section. Keep in mind you won't need the distributor if you go with the F.A.S.T. EZ set-up
Thanks,
Will


















