I got this question a while back at the Sturgis Rally from what appeared to be a Civil War Veteran, and it's taken me this long to recover from that experience. I did not have an appropriate exit strategy in place when this gentleman pinned me in the corner of our display area and asked:
"That Fi2000 thing, you've got it for four-cylinder engines right?"
"Yes sir," I replied.
"Good. I've got a 1963 Tempest that I've converted to fuel-injection and I need a controller for it. Will yours work?"
Now I've distilled what in reality was a 45-minute interaction to these few lines. I did that for you because the actual conversation left me in the kind of stupor that is usually brought on by being too close to loud explosions such as packing a four-inch sewer pipe with a half pound of black powder, then ramming a croquet ball down the pipe and striking a match to ignite this home-made cannon. Ka-Boom. Not that I've actually done that of course, and you kids at home should always leave this sort of experimentation in the hands of professionals.
Now that my head has cleared somewhat with the passage of time, I can pen an answer of sorts.
No our Fi2000R will not work on your Tempest. These units are brand and model specific and we have not tested nor intend to develop a unit for fuel-injected 1963 Tempests at this time. Good luck.