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Car: 95 GMC Yukon 4x4 1500
Engine: 383 SBC vortec TBI
Transmission: 4l60e
Axle/Gears: 3.73/8.5 10 bolt
new TBI guy
hey new to this site .have heard i can get a lot of good info about tuning my 383 vortec TBI here .
this is what i have
383 sbc vortec 10:1 CR
comp cam 304 210/220der 500/510 lift @114lsa
vortec duel plane intake with a TBI adapter plate
holley 2"bore tbi with map port relocated
80lb 454 injectors
155lph 60psi high flow fuel pump with a 18psi FPR spring
true duel H-pipe with no headers yet
oooo and i forgot it's in a 95 GMC yukon 1500 4x4 truck .
here are some pic's of the beast
this is what i have
383 sbc vortec 10:1 CR
comp cam 304 210/220der 500/510 lift @114lsa
vortec duel plane intake with a TBI adapter plate
holley 2"bore tbi with map port relocated
80lb 454 injectors
155lph 60psi high flow fuel pump with a 18psi FPR spring
true duel H-pipe with no headers yet
oooo and i forgot it's in a 95 GMC yukon 1500 4x4 truck .
here are some pic's of the beast
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Car: 88 Camaro SC
Engine: SFI'd 350
Transmission: TKO 500
Axle/Gears: 9-bolt w/ 3.23's
Re: new TBI guy
Welcome and nice setup!
Yes, there is a lot of support here for the 93-95 truck TBI systems. The DIY-Prom forum is a good place to start.
You will also need to get prom burning equipment. www.moates.net has what you need. You will need the G1 adapter along with 27SF512 chips and a prom programmer.
Yes, there is a lot of support here for the 93-95 truck TBI systems. The DIY-Prom forum is a good place to start.
You will also need to get prom burning equipment. www.moates.net has what you need. You will need the G1 adapter along with 27SF512 chips and a prom programmer.
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Car: 95 GMC Yukon 4x4 1500
Engine: 383 SBC vortec TBI
Transmission: 4l60e
Axle/Gears: 3.73/8.5 10 bolt
Re: new TBI guy
thanks
hey i'v been trying to get some data for my tunner guy at (tbichips) so he can see whats going on .i have a old laptop and the olny programs i have got to work is winaldl and tunnerpro but i'v yet to find out how it all works plus i need a aldl cable .is there any guys in here that mite have one for sale.anyway thanks for your comments
hey i'v been trying to get some data for my tunner guy at (tbichips) so he can see whats going on .i have a old laptop and the olny programs i have got to work is winaldl and tunnerpro but i'v yet to find out how it all works plus i need a aldl cable .is there any guys in here that mite have one for sale.anyway thanks for your comments
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The cables are not too terribly difficult to build, if you know how to solder.
If you don't find a good deal on one, and you don't have any soldering skills, send me a PM, I can work up an "Ugly, but a goody" for you, for the cost of parts.
If you don't find a good deal on one, and you don't have any soldering skills, send me a PM, I can work up an "Ugly, but a goody" for you, for the cost of parts.
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Car: 95 GMC Yukon 4x4 1500
Engine: 383 SBC vortec TBI
Transmission: 4l60e
Axle/Gears: 3.73/8.5 10 bolt
Re: new TBI guy
well i did make the adld cable that brian at tbichips has on his site but it didn't really work .but if know where i can get a good semantic at on how to make a good aldl cable that would be great i'm sure i could make one
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Yeah, that cable usually doesn't work. You should build one with an external power input.
Try modifying your cable to the first schematic on this page, with the external 12v input (you can plug it into the cigarette lighter, if you buy the connector).
http://winaldl.joby.se/aldlcable.htm
ETA: Also, don't use Resistors R3, or R4. They are not needed, and will cause problems.
Try modifying your cable to the first schematic on this page, with the external 12v input (you can plug it into the cigarette lighter, if you buy the connector).
http://winaldl.joby.se/aldlcable.htm
ETA: Also, don't use Resistors R3, or R4. They are not needed, and will cause problems.
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Car: 95 GMC Yukon 4x4 1500
Engine: 383 SBC vortec TBI
Transmission: 4l60e
Axle/Gears: 3.73/8.5 10 bolt
Re: new TBI guy
Yeah, that cable usually doesn't work. You should build one with an external power input.
Try modifying your cable to the first schematic on this page, with the external 12v input (you can plug it into the cigarette lighter, if you buy the connector).
http://winaldl.joby.se/aldlcable.htm
ETA: Also, don't use Resistors R3, or R4. They are not needed, and will cause problems.
Try modifying your cable to the first schematic on this page, with the external 12v input (you can plug it into the cigarette lighter, if you buy the connector).
http://winaldl.joby.se/aldlcable.htm
ETA: Also, don't use Resistors R3, or R4. They are not needed, and will cause problems.
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