Will I still need my MAFT?
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I bought it because I was only going to install a B1 cam and run my stock programming and just adjust the A/F with the MAFT.
Now I'm also installing LS6 Stage 3 heads along with the B1 and getting it custom tuned.
So will the MAFT still be handy or can I unload it?
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Now I'm also installing LS6 Stage 3 heads along with the B1 and getting it custom tuned.
So will the MAFT still be handy or can I unload it?
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That will depends on how good your tuner is and how many changes you make after that tuning. I had the MAFT, got Ed Wright tuning, and never needed the MAFT again. Until I put in another cam, LS6 intake, etc. and now I am using MAFT to tweak the A/F. After heads I will let Ed retune it.
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I'd keep it until I was %100 positive that the best results come with it set straight up (as in no change from base.)
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