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Old 12-07-2017, 10:45 PM   #5
Steve Van Gent
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Re: TPI conversion in 65

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Originally Posted by Hop View Post
I did the same in my 64. got it in paint and body now. How were you able to get the ECU under the seat. Which trans are you using? I installed the ZF- 6 speed which came with the engine. Had to install buckets due to the location of the shifter.

Looks great. They are fun to drive, I know everyone is doing LS, but TPI is still a good torquey unit. More pics of yours.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=703568
http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...t=my+rendering
Sorry been so long for reply; ECU under seat was pretty easy... I ran harness down frame rail, drilled hole under seat and pulled loom into cab, then mounted ECU on floor under seat. Motor has 700R4. I have K&N cable shifter on floor, getting ready to put in column shifter.

I will try to get more pics soon. I am doing power window regulator install this weekend to test my DIY project, I will get more pics then.

TPI is OK, but I think LS is in future. If it were a 383, I might consider leaving TPI in.
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