Descreening the MAF
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unless you're running a dry shot of nitrous, there is no point in descreening the MAF. all you're asking for is problems. it's one of those things that can only hurt, and if you're lucky, you'll see nothing at all.

1.) the time it took you to descreen the MAF allowed the engine to cool down enough where you picked up a few horsepower
2.) the dyno just varied
pull your car on the dyno 10 times in a row without changing a thing. the car won't dyno exactly the same. the MAF descreen had NOTHING to do with your 4 rwhp gain.
The only way descreening it will be worth some power is on a complete bolt on head and cam car.
unless you're running a dry shot of nitrous, there is no point in descreening the MAF. all you're asking for is problems. it's one of those things that can only hurt, and if you're lucky, you'll see nothing at all.
no, you didn't. that's called dyno variance. did you dyno on the same day? was the temperature, humidity and your air/fuel ration exactly the same every time? even if you did back to back dyno runs, a dyno will yield slightly different results every time. if you did NOT do the dynos on the same day, the results are guaranteed not from the MAF descreening. even if you DID dyno on the same day back to back, here are the possible scenarios:
1.) the time it took you to descreen the MAF allowed the engine to cool down enough where you picked up a few horsepower
2.) the dyno just varied
pull your car on the dyno 10 times in a row without changing a thing. the car won't dyno exactly the same. the MAF descreen had NOTHING to do with your 4 rwhp gain.
IMO, leave the screens in. I don't believe the 4 RWHP from removing the screen.



took the words right out of my mouth!!!!! 


