who makes big MAFs?
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tryin' to figure out what MAF sensor to run. i don't want to go SD, actually i do, but it's not smart for my situation. i don't care how good the tuner is, where i live there are 4 distinct seasons and the car would be off for at least 3 of them.
i'll be running a 92/92 setup and don't want any restrictions in airflow besides the TB/intake opening itself, so i need at least a 92mm MAF to satisfy my needs and all i'm finding is 85mm Z06 MAFs...i guess i'm not looking in the right places.
i know TSP had a 100mm lid/MAF combo they were working on, anything happening with that? where else would i go?
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i'll be running a 92/92 setup and don't want any restrictions in airflow besides the TB/intake opening itself, so i need at least a 92mm MAF to satisfy my needs and all i'm finding is 85mm Z06 MAFs...i guess i'm not looking in the right places.
i know TSP had a 100mm lid/MAF combo they were working on, anything happening with that? where else would i go?
thanks guys
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They are pretty cool, I will be testing them soon.
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You can go to the below link at hardcoreLS1.com for discussion about two different brands.
http://www.hardcorels1.com/vbulletin...=9869#post9869
One is from Abaco Performance Mass Air Meters, and the other is from AFM. Both have different electronics for measuring higher air flows.
http://www.hardcorels1.com/vbulletin...=9869#post9869
One is from Abaco Performance Mass Air Meters, and the other is from AFM. Both have different electronics for measuring higher air flows.
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I'm running one of these right now on my 441 and like it alot but I'm still not quite convinced the tune is right yet. We had quite a hard time making the switch from the 85mm to the 100mm with tuning using the given frequency table that came with it. We kind've had to start from scratch and I really think there is alot left to be done in fine tuning this thing?! Traver
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I'm running one of these right now on my 441 and like it alot but I'm still not quite convinced the tune is right yet. We had quite a hard time making the switch from the 85mm to the 100mm with tuning using the given frequency table that came with it. We kind've had to start from scratch and I really think there is alot left to be done in fine tuning this thing?! Traver
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http://www.powrmax.com/PowrMaf%20100.html
^^^^I've seen these used with good success before. It's fairly cheap as well.
^^^^I've seen these used with good success before. It's fairly cheap as well.