Descreened 85mm SLP MAF Question
Should the SLP 85mm MAF be descreened for running the NOS 5177 dry Kit? I've been told that is needs to be done because the screen would freeze up and slow or stop the proper flow of nitrous.
truth or myth?
truth or myth?
Not sure if its better to descreen it cause it made my car with the NOS Drykit run very lean. So you might want to autotap it after you do this.
I know bringing up an OLD post however I've got the same question that this guy had. I'm running a SLP 85mm MAF and from reading, if spraying a dry shot, the MAF needs to be descreened.
Is this true with the SLP MAF? I don't have my stock one anymore
otherwise when I spray I would switch MAF's
Thanks
Is this true with the SLP MAF? I don't have my stock one anymore
otherwise when I spray I would switch MAF's Thanks
Originally Posted by Raben
I know bringing up an OLD post however I've got the same question that this guy had. I'm running a SLP 85mm MAF and from reading, if spraying a dry shot, the MAF needs to be descreened.
Is this true with the SLP MAF? I don't have my stock one anymore
otherwise when I spray I would switch MAF's
Is this true with the SLP MAF? I don't have my stock one anymore
otherwise when I spray I would switch MAF's 


