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Old 08-29-2004, 12:49 AM   #1
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454 tbi bin

I would like to take a look at a BBC TBI stock bin. Does anyone know what the name is and where I can find it?

I have looked at the diy-efi.org upload directory but I don't know what the code is for the 454 bin. or if it is even available there.

I have seen grumpy mention BBC chevy bins in some of his threads but I haven't been able to find one in my search.

Thanks for the help.............bob
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There are 102 bcc's that match the '7747 and 7.4 liter combo according to caldata.
I have sent you the list ;-)
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ben, are there any addresses for later 454 ss models? ie 90 and up?

I went to diy-efi and found antz and anty. Man did they look wierd compared to stock 305 and 350 chips!

I was looking to see what the bpw would be on a bbc because I am going from 65# to 90# injectors and was just curious.
man, in those bins they used a 59 bpw compared to a 135 in the stock sbc bins.

can you send me to the site where you get the cal data report?
I couldn't find it on diy-ecm.

thank you for your help.................bob

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I thinkthey are they only 2 .bins I have seen also.
CalData is a program you can buy from tunercat.
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ben, are there any addresses for later 454 ss models? ie 90 and up?

I went to diy-efi and found antz and anty. Man did they look wierd compared to stock 305 and 350 chips!

I was looking to see what the bpw would be on a bbc because I am going from 65# to 90# injectors and was just curious.
man, in those bins they used a 59 bpw compared to a 135 in the stock sbc bins.

can you send me to the site where you get the cal data report?
I couldn't find it on diy-ecm.

thank you for your help.................bob
Something isn't correct. The BPC for those two bins is 134.

One is a stick tranny the other an auto tranny. Both used from '87 through '89.

{edit: there are some truck hacs on Moates site for the newer trucks}

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ben, rbob,

thanks guys......... I forgot to change the ecm on tuner cat from 61 to 42 so that was what was making the tables look wierd. I only do this as a hobby on one car so I make a lot of mistakes and am still a beginner on this stuff.

I can see the bpw now at 134. Man, do they have a lot of fuel in those engines in fuel table 1 compared to the 350 cop chip and my chip.

do you guys know which bin is for the stick and which is for the auto? I know you all can probably tell just by looking at the spark tables etc but I am not that good.

anyway, thanks again for the help...........bob
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ben, rbob,

thanks guys......... I forgot to change the ecm on tuner cat from 61 to 42 so that was what was making the tables look wierd. I only do this as a hobby on one car so I make a lot of mistakes and am still a beginner on this stuff.

I can see the bpw now at 134. Man, do they have a lot of fuel in those engines in fuel table 1 compared to the 350 cop chip and my chip.

do you guys know which bin is for the stick and which is for the auto? I know you all can probably tell just by looking at the spark tables etc but I am not that good.

anyway, thanks again for the help...........bob
ANTY is the auto bin. Can check the option word at $07 in the bin. Bit 7 as a 0 is auto, bit 7 as a 1 is stick.

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