350 to 454

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it will run with the 350 chip but it will be way lean and not run right I wouldn't do it that way.

I was just saying the tbi will work on any stock cam or mild cam 454

Ok. I kinda wondered if the calibrations were similar, since the larger motor also uses larger injectors to make up for it.
 

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Thank y'all for good info. next question, working on another truck, is there a regulator to go from high pressure in tank pump to carb ?? If i go mechanical pump will ele
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ctric intank pump just work as pick up if no power ro it??
 

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Thank y'all for good info. next question, working on another truck, is there a regulator to go from high pressure in tank pump to carb ?? If i go mechanical pump will ele
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m.
ctric intank pump just work as pick up if no power ro it??
Yes there ia a regulator/bypass
valve that can be used. I have one on my engine.
http://www.holley.com/VirtualShow/chevy/silverado/2607.asp
I have also heard that to use the mechanical pump that all you have to do is disable the elec. pump and redo the supply lines which you will have to do anyway if using the carb. So I guess that leaves it up to you as to which way you want to do it. I think it would be cheaper to go with the carb.
 

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