C6 MAF is 95mm, will it work on LS1?
12-28-2004, 02:45 PM
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C6 MAF is 95mm, will it work on LS1? Spoke with a parts guy at the chevy place. MAF on C6 in 95mm as oppossed to 85mm for a C5 Z06. Do any of you know if they would plug in and work?
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12-28-2004, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by CSiJason
I highly doubt 5mm is much of a bottleneck.
90mm = 6361.74 square mm flow area.
95mm = 7088.23 square mm flow area.
8% is 8%. It makes a big difference with a 90mm TB. A 90mm TB will easily outflow a 90mm MAF (don't forget about the divider, etc).
12-29-2004, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Payton
Spoke with a parts guy at the chevy place. MAF on C6 in 95mm as oppossed to 85mm for a C5 Z06. Do any of you know if they would plug in and work?
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The C6 MAF is 90 mm, and it attaches with four bolts.
The C5 Z06 MAF is 76 mm, and it attaches with three bolts.
In addition, the wiring to the two MAFs is different. That will need to be reconciled.
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12-29-2004, 07:56 AM
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95mm maf The parts guy told me 95mm which makes sense if the TB is a 90mm. I will double check, but I asked him twice to verify the first time.
He did not have one to look at, but I would assume that it has the same plug as a Z06 MAF. Anyone out there have a C6 that could verify?
He did not have one to look at, but I would assume that it has the same plug as a Z06 MAF. Anyone out there have a C6 that could verify?
12-29-2004, 09:25 AM
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Hello,
The C6 LS2 MAF is GM part # 25318411. It is the same part # as 01-04 C5 Maf and 01-05 Truck MAF. There is no difference in the MAF - Meaning it should only be the 85mm we have been woking with for a while.
Hope this helps.
The C6 LS2 MAF is GM part # 25318411. It is the same part # as 01-04 C5 Maf and 01-05 Truck MAF. There is no difference in the MAF - Meaning it should only be the 85mm we have been woking with for a while.
Hope this helps.
12-29-2004, 10:58 AM
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Hello,
The C6 LS2 MAF is GM part # 25318411. It is the same part # as 01-04 C5 Maf and 01-05 Truck MAF. There is no difference in the MAF - Meaning it should only be the 85mm we have been woking with for a while.
Hope this helps.
The C6 LS2 MAF is GM part # 25318411. It is the same part # as 01-04 C5 Maf and 01-05 Truck MAF. There is no difference in the MAF - Meaning it should only be the 85mm we have been woking with for a while.
Hope this helps.
Jersey
the GM catalogs have been known to be wrong from time to time. It makes things interesting for sure! 
12-29-2004, 09:45 PM
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the MAF can definitely be worth it if you have the setup to take advantage of it. Heck, We dyno'd my car with the stock MAF, and then installed the ZO6 MAF and re-dyno'd, and picked up 15rwhp on a mustang dyno with no other changes except for programming the computer to make the MAF work correctly.
