As far as linens or any fabric is concerned, the term TPI refers to Thread count per inch. It is an important factor you need to take into account, while buying a bed sheet; the higher the TPI of a linen, the softer and more comfortable it becomes and lasts long too. Those with less than a TPI count of 200 are not recommended for daily use as the wear out faster.
TPI stands for "threads per inch". In fact the linen will have both a warp TPI and a weft TPI, textile terms for the threads in the vertical and horizontal planes. The higher thread count is preferred as the fabric is finer and smoother.
In Terms of Saw blades, "TPI" stands for "Teeth per inch".
Depends on whether you're referring to a 305 TBI, 305 TPI, 350 TPI...
Assuming you're referring to a 1988 IROC-Z, it could have either a 305 TBI, 305 TPI or a 350 TPI
Tune port injection--- TPI.
TPI Polene was created on 1987-09-24.
By the vin number or enging number
TPI would refer to teeth per inch.
In Terms of Saw blades, "TPI" stands for "Teeth per inch".
Either a 305 TBI, 305 TPI or a 5.7 TPI
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Currently,A 60 TPI-alternate bevel tooth blade.
The 1989 Camaro didn't have a 350 TPI (not stock, anyway)