1961 Corvette TPI Conversion

Thu May 27 16:27:34 GMT 1999

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    Hi Dan, I have a spare set of TPI rails(among other thngs) that i'm =
probably not going to use - contact me off the list if you're =
interested.=20
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    Hello,
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    I am brand new to the list so please let me know if I am outside =
protocol.  I have scanned some of the archives and it certainly looks as =
though there is a wealth of information and experience in the members of =
this list.  I have a 1961 Corvette with a 350 and a 9.5 to 1 compression =
ratio and race ported 76cc heads that I am converting to a 91 TPI setup. =
 I have the stock manifold, runners, throttle body and plenum but no =
fuel rails.  I just got a set of 305 injectors from a 86 Firebird on =
e-bay.  I have no fuel rail.  I was considering building one using some =
bulk fuel rail from Arizona Speed and Marine.  $36.00 for 6 feet.  I =
have no computer or harness.  What is the best way to proceed from here. =
 I certainly don't want to build a leaky fuel rail and risk burning up =
my car but I do enjoy doing as much as I can myself.  Any suggestions or =
assistance would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
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    Dan Plaskett=20

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    have a spare set of TPI rails(among other thngs) that i'm probably =
not going=20
    to use - contact me off the list if you're interested. </FONT></DIV>
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    <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Hello,</FONT></DIV>
    <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
    <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I am brand new to the list so please let me know =
if I am=20
    outside protocol.&nbsp; I have scanned some of the archives and it =
certainly=20
    looks as though there is a wealth of information and experience in =
the=20
    members of this list.&nbsp; I have a 1961 Corvette with a 350 and a =
9.5 to 1=20
    compression ratio and race ported 76cc heads that I am converting to =
a 91=20
    TPI setup.&nbsp; I have the stock manifold, runners, throttle body =
and=20
    plenum but no fuel rails.&nbsp; I just got a set of 305 injectors =
from a 86=20
    Firebird on e-bay.&nbsp; I have no fuel rail.&nbsp; I was =
considering=20
    building one using some bulk fuel rail from Arizona Speed and =
Marine.&nbsp;=20
    $36.00 for 6 feet.&nbsp; I have no computer or harness.&nbsp; What =
is the=20
    best way to proceed from here.&nbsp; I certainly don't want to build =
a leaky=20
    fuel rail and risk burning up my car but I do enjoy doing as much as =
I can=20
    myself.&nbsp; Any suggestions or assistance would be =
appreciated.&nbsp;=20
    Thanks in advance.</FONT></DIV>
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    <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Dan =
Plaskett</FONT>&nbsp;</DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>

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