Any 600+ hp guys running MAFs?
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Any 600+ hp guys running MAFs?
Got a 9.2 compression 383 with a TC78 at 10psi and the EFI connection 24X conversion. Currently running in speed density and making 600hp and 600ft/lbs spinning to 6000rpm . My dyno tuner thinks I'm at the limit of a MAF, but I don't know. It runs alright, but I think it'll run a lot better using a MAF.
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Well, I have a 4" aluminum housing with the LS7 style sensor. Problem is my intake tubing is 3.5" so if I put the 4" maf sensor in there it'll have erratic readings. Also the iat sensor in my MAF is bad, so I just have the stock LT1 style IAT sensor for now.
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Got a 9.2 compression 383 with a TC78 at 10psi and the EFI connection 24X conversion. Currently running in speed density and making 600hp and 600ft/lbs spinning to 6000rpm . My dyno tuner thinks I'm at the limit of a MAF, but I don't know. It runs alright, but I think it'll run a lot better using a MAF.
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The 99 LS1 in a 69 Camaro I worked on last year has a LS7 slot MAF in a 4" tube. If you play around in the code you can get it to read up to about 1000hp.
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Also, this is the type of MAF I have, but its aluminum.
http://www.treadstoneperformance.com....phtml?pk=2340
http://www.treadstoneperformance.com....phtml?pk=2340