ported mass air flow how much do u gain with that?
The only reason for a "ported MAF" is if its replaced by a larger one because of a 90mm intake and TB for example.
Or as stated before wait until you find the need to match it with a bigger cube motor/Fast intake( or other brand) larger TB and then update to a bigger Maf
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ive done several setups (descreened, descreened and ported, aftermarket maf) all with no tuning and havent had any issues. the people who say they have problems are just incompetent.
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Last edited by PowerShift408; Jan 28, 2009 at 01:42 PM.
My car was reading VERY lean at idle, and asked me if i ported it.
He adjusted the tables and it was fine, and I didn't even know anything was wrong in the first place,
just my .02
What I think is that its just not worth it. There are a lot of potential problems that could show their ugly faces, and not much benifit to be had, unless your upgrading the entire intake as previously stated.
Powershift408- your gains could probably be almost entiely chalked up to the pullies which are known to make a good amount of power for the price.
My car was reading VERY lean at idle, and asked me if i ported it.
He adjusted the tables and it was fine, and I didn't even know anything was wrong in the first place,
just my .02
Perfect example: Cost/Benefit ratio is all F*&ked up.
I just descreened mine, but if you think about it, a bigger MAF wont really help, unless you have a bigger everything (lid, MAF and TB/Intake). I could be way off on this, but an 85mm MAF in front of a 78mm throttle body can only flow as much as the throttle body will allow.








