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    And keep a detailed log of your bin file changes. It will help you in troubleshooting and diagnosing how and why things happened/improved/failed.
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    Ok, so I got a chance to do some more reading.

    looks like stock I have ~12 psi fuel pressure? So need to increase that to 20? Is the regulator adjustable on these?

    And change BPW to 132 from the stock 135?

    Looked in Tunerpro couldn't find "Hacks" as you described? I must be doing something wrong...

    Got my G2 adaptor soldered in the other night, so I'm all ready to cause destruction

    Thanks for you patience guys!
    -Frank

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    You can mave the factory fpr adjustable. Its very easy. To get that kind of pressure you will need a bigger pump and regulator spring. Personally I would go with bigger injectors at stock fp and copy the bpw, offset, etc from the donor vehicle bin takes some of the guesswork out.
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    So the injectors will not be sufficient in their stock form?
    -Frank

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    Bigger injectors or more fuel pressure. There's barely enough fuel from stock 61lb injectors for a stock motor, you added approx 60 cubic inches that needs to be fed!

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    I'm running the injectors out of a 91 454 @ 19 psi in my cam'd 355.
    87 4Runner, 15" spring lift, 3" body, chevy vortec 355, 5.29 gears, 38.5x15.5x15" Boggers, 280hr, 16168625 running $0D
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    What is the best way to go?

    Do you still have that 454 tbi for sale?
    -Frank

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