Is there a limiter on airflow?
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that just means your logging maf, but why you would be logging maf when your running a 2 bar SD operating system? But yes there is an internal limit of 512g/sec which is why most people recommend going SD once you hit this limit
PS-delete the PID otherwise it can skew your readings.
PS-delete the PID otherwise it can skew your readings.
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Originally Posted by bigtymn
its the computer! you can buy a larger maf and rescale
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OK, this is for my T/A. I intend to install a D1SC kit with full exhaust system. I also have a SLP 85mm MAF sensor. I am only looking for 7-9psi of boost. Which sensor would work better and how does I go about adjusting the calibration for the larger MAF sensor?
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Originally Posted by bigtymn
its the computer! you can buy a larger maf and rescale
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Is it true that dynamic airflow is not really used in the custom
SD OSes? If so what can you look at, for airflow value instead?
SD OSes? If so what can you look at, for airflow value instead?
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Originally Posted by ringram
?? rescale what? Airflow will still max at 512g/sec its a PCM limitation on the 99+ LSx ECM's (0411 model from memory) You can rescale your MAP sensor for FI installs with a 2bar+ sensor, but not the MAF. Its going to pump out the same frequency whatever happens and never see more than 512g/sec
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10 4 .. but surely..
Still no good for Strokers, Max NA or FI as you will lose resolution when frequency is maxed out. Which will still happen around 450rwhp!?
Still no good for Strokers, Max NA or FI as you will lose resolution when frequency is maxed out. Which will still happen around 450rwhp!?
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i read how to rescale out of an advanced fuel injection book for gm's
it is posible the maf is only used to calculate load similar to a map on a sd tune
therefore you may cali brate it how ever you want
it is posible the maf is only used to calculate load similar to a map on a sd tune
therefore you may cali brate it how ever you want
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You will have to recalibrate the MAF so it doesnt read 12Khz when airflow is over 440g/sec otherwise its pointless. So you need a MAF that allows this. Its not a ECM only job. Sounds like a lot of work when a much easier answer is just to run Speed density doesn't it!?