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Old 07-25-2012, 02:39 PM
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I put a fast 90 combo but still have stock mass is
it hurting.or robbing. Hp
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Simple answer, yes.
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I would recommend looking into an 85mm MAF. We like to use either the GM or SLP 85mm MAFs on these cars.
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Thanx so is anything over 85mm overkill
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I need one asap who he decent price's on maf
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In my opinion it is for the stock motor. We sell a 100mm MAF but it is designed for larger cube motors. Tunability on the smaller motors is tough with a bigger MAF.
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Old 07-25-2012, 05:57 PM
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6.0 lq9 h/c/I all Bolton's 38lb injectors stalled and geared
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There's this place called reckart performance. Has them for 149 for 100 mm sounds to good of price
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Check RockAuto, DELPHI Part # AF10043, $98 !

FYI you will have to get it tuned to benefit from the 85mm Mafs.
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I will be getting it retuned also
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I'm looking. For the best match for my setup
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http://www.texas-speed.com/p-268-slp...ow-sensor.aspx

That is the MAF I would recommend for it. Like previously stated it needs to be retuned.
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Thanx I'm looking. Into it
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