Upgrading MAF. Which one?
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Upgrading MAF. Which one? With the new build I'm pretty sure I'm going to surpass the limits of the stock MAF. I've done some searching but am a little confused on which part number I need.
GM 25341604
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GM 25318411 which is replaced by 15904068
They both appear to be 85mm but which one should I use?
GM 25341604
-- or --
GM 25318411 which is replaced by 15904068
They both appear to be 85mm but which one should I use?
The 85MM MAF with a stock ECU has less of an operating range the then stock MAF from what I understand. We had nothing but issues with my car above 5K rpm and went back to a stock unit.
though we did make a little more power we could not get the A/F to be accurate
SD would be the way to go, but from what I read it's very time consuming
though we did make a little more power we could not get the A/F to be accurate
SD would be the way to go, but from what I read it's very time consuming
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The 85MM MAF with a stock ECU has less of an operating range the then stock MAF from what I understand. We had nothing but issues with my car above 5K rpm and went back to a stock unit.
though we did make a little more power we could not get the A/F to be accurate
SD would be the way to go, but from what I read it's very time consuming
though we did make a little more power we could not get the A/F to be accurate
SD would be the way to go, but from what I read it's very time consuming
+1 for SD
Wasnt Moe B making 640rwhp with a stock MAF sensor? I think the stock sensor can handle more than folks give it credit for. Just dont go aftermarket. From every tuner Ive talked too, aftermarket MAF sensors are junk and a pain in the a$$ to tune.
Might be some value and 'smoothing' it up but thats all Id do if it was me. Of course Im SD so its not me
GL man.
Wasnt Moe B making 640rwhp with a stock MAF sensor? I think the stock sensor can handle more than folks give it credit for. Just dont go aftermarket. From every tuner Ive talked too, aftermarket MAF sensors are junk and a pain in the a$$ to tune.
Might be some value and 'smoothing' it up but thats all Id do if it was me. Of course Im SD so its not me
GL man.
