?'s regarding 100mm MAF and air intake
but If I add a 100mm MAF must I ditch the Vararam VRB2 and buy an air intake system specific for a 100mm MAF?
Hopefully someone here has been through this.
Thanks,
Jason @ TSP r u working today? call me if you are
I appreciate the feedback.
I didn't want the low end TQ as it just makes it harder to maintain traction on the street. I wanted max hp gain @ 6000+ , I gained nearly 100 rwhp @ 7k.
Shawin @ Ragin and I talked in depth about this cam and it is so much nicer to drive than my old 248/254. Comp Cams did a lot of research and testing on these new rectangular specific LSL grinds. I know the Katech grind u run is great, I just needed something a bit different.
I think you mis understood my initial post, I need info on a 100mm maf and air intake not intake manifold. What Maf r u running?
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You will get different map readings due to the different map sensor location. Don't put too much thought into that.
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For what its worth - I did tune my car in SD,but that's there as a safety net in case the MAF fails. 6-8 hours driving and SD tuning then hook up the MAF and do it again. Drive ability and safety all done in 1 long day. Next day hit the dyno and make minor changes for a little extra power.
RINGRAM - The above is not meant as mean I just needed to explain why the MAF is there and why I need it. Chances are that It may never make a difference but I'm a gambler and I do what ever I can to improve my odds against failure....
My thoughts as of now are to leave everything alone, do some fine tuning, and wait for a better LS7 composite intake and then change everything( INTAKE, TB, MAF & AIR INDUCTION SYSTEM)
I think we can still get 580 - 585 with some extra tuning but 570 is still fine.
The MAF makes the job easy and is to a certain extent self adjusting. However at low airflow SD is blended in due to its superior and linear performance.
Each to their own. Nobody will hang you for using the MAF, but plenty of tuners prefer SD only for the ultimate in performance.
So I guess for the hydraulic set ups like yours and mine the smaller stuff is still ok but throw in a couple more cubes, compression and a lighter rotating assembly and it's time to step it up.




