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yes. because the MAF ends will mean you are descreening it, which you should never do. My advice to you would be to spray paint the ends of your stocker or get them powdercoated if you are going for looks.
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Verdad Gallardo The MAF is just a really a few resistors that are exposed to airflow and heated to a certain resistance by a current frequency. What that frequency is is what the pcm uses to determine airflow. The cooling of the resistors is a function of air speed and temp. Change the size of the opening the resistors are in and you change the airspeed for a given volume. 100cfm of air is going to move a lot faster through a 2" hole and a 4" hole.
So you change the ends and you destroy the calibration. It CAN be recalibrated in the pcm just takes some work.
On most setups there is NO gain to be had in screwing with the MAF and if you do find a gain the fueling was probably programmed wrong.
So you change the ends and you destroy the calibration. It CAN be recalibrated in the pcm just takes some work.
On most setups there is NO gain to be had in screwing with the MAF and if you do find a gain the fueling was probably programmed wrong.
