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Old 03-19-2017, 02:41 PM
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Car: Ponctiac Trans Am 87
Engine: 305 5.0 tpi lb9
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 2.73
305 tpi to 350 Lt1

Hi there, i've read some off the swap forum for tpi to lt1 and it seem like the only real probleme is the a-c and the fuel pump when u change everything.

For awsering the following question u have to keep in mind that i alerdy have a donor car (93 camaro lt1) without the gearbox which was a t-56. My recever car is a f... clean 87 Trans am Ws6 with a auto transmission.

My question: Can i keep the tpi intake and wiring and computer et but them on top off a lt1 93 engine?? I know i will probably need bigger injector for the tpi system and mabye a 350tpi computer card ....

So what do u think?

Im not looking for 3000million hp, i want to keep the stock tpi look but since a already have a healty 350 laying around better but the 350 in then build the 305
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Re: 305 tpi to 350 Lt1

Well for lt1 swap questions there is a whole forum under common lt1 swap questions. But you want a 93 lt1 long block with a tpi intake. Remember the opti spark hole will need to be covered on the front for a Hei distributer on top. The lt1 cam has the gear for it, so you have that going for you. A stock 93 lt1 has 22lb injectors, so need at least them. Why keep the tpi, change over to a lt1 swap, higher stock hp and torque. Great reverse flow cooling for heads first lets you run higher compression on pump gas.
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Re: 305 tpi to 350 Lt1

Im with hyper on this. Swap the entire thing. One thing to consider. 93 is kind of a bastard child. It has the earlier style electronics, that means you have to burn an actual chip to tune it. It also has a speed density only system. And it has the last version of the 700r4

I started with a 93 and switched the electrics to a 94. 94-95 has a maf system, 4l60e, and can be tuned much easier. I used my 4l60 (700r4), you just have to delete the tranny info on the ecu and get a lockup controller.
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Re: 305 tpi to 350 Lt1

That's exactly what I did, 93 lt1 to 94 standalone harness, way easier to custome tune. 94 goes up 24 lb injectors, just saying do your reasearch
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Engine: 305 5.0 tpi lb9
Transmission: 700r4
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Re: 305 tpi to 350 Lt1

That wasent my question, I already own a 94 z28 whit a t56 cam head header msd exaut.... and a 4.10. I dont see the point of having two similar setup. Im looking to keep KEEEP the tpi intake because i like them ( No need of 300hp). So is it doable???

1, the ac delete,
2. distributor relocation
3. Stock manifold or headers?

I was going to rebuild the 305 and cam it but since i already have a 93 lt1 laying around ..... its already stronger than a 305
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Re: 305 tpi to 350 Lt1

4. fuel injector 22lbs at least




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