[Diy_efi] 406 fuel injected small block

[greg gravener]

I did this to a 68 Camaro and the price tag gets
pretty big if you go after an Accel, Holley or Fast
system.  Stock GM stuff you can buy the scanning tools
from tunercat or a few others that slip my mind. 
Early TPIs 86 to I think 89 have MAF sensors, which
are more forgiving to cam and CID changes, but if room
is an issue they are a pain, I put an 86 TPI in a
truck and I had too be pretty creative on how to miss
the fan shroud.  

If your on a budget remember that you need a HP fuel
pump/filer, a return fuel line, pressure regulator...
like I said it is expensive, but they sure run nice
once you have it dialed in.    
--- andrew stegman <andrewstegman85 at hotmail.com>
wrote:
> hello everyone
> 
> this is my first post to this mailing list so here
> goes
> 
> I am looking at building the engine for my first
> performance car and I have 
> been weighing several options
> one i am thinkiing about is to retrofit a tuned port
> setup onto a 400 small 
> block base. what i need to know is 1. what things
> should i be looking for 
> for parts 2. what are some problems i will probably
> run into 3. is there a 
> better setup to use than th tuned port system ?
> 
> also if you have any ideas, hints, tips on making
> this setup a very drivable 
> performance system. etc....
> 
> 
> 
> thanks for any help
> 
>                       andrew
> 
>
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