Any experiences with this brand MAF translator
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Any experiences with this brand MAF translator click on the link and then on 'Products' and then on 'Air/fuel Calibrators'
ARC2 MAF Translator
Anybody use this unit?
[ January 01, 2002: Message edited by: '98 Six Speed ]</p>
ARC2 MAF Translator
Anybody use this unit?
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Re: Any experiences with this brand MAF translator is there any special reason you would want to buy one of those? it costs more than one you could buy from a sponsor of the site (~180 i think)
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Re: Any experiences with this brand MAF translator Chris Johnson from Dallas was using one of those with good results. I also know of a few people in with Grand Prix's who have used them successfully.
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Re: Any experiences with this brand MAF translator [quote]Originally posted by really slow truck:
<strong>is there any special reason you would want to buy one of those? it costs more than one you could buy from a sponsor of the site (~180 i think)</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have no reason except curiosity. If they are not any more functional than the other, I keep my original.
I'd really like a way to easily knock down the idle richness, though.
I am anxiously awaiting LS1-edit.
<strong>is there any special reason you would want to buy one of those? it costs more than one you could buy from a sponsor of the site (~180 i think)</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have no reason except curiosity. If they are not any more functional than the other, I keep my original.
I'd really like a way to easily knock down the idle richness, though.
I am anxiously awaiting LS1-edit.
