What type of bellows for SD tune?
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What type of bellows for SD tune? For those of you who are running SD full time what are you using for a bellow? That is with a std after market type lid.
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I just kept the whole intake tract the same as when I ran the MAF - TSP 85mm lid, truck 85mm MAF (descreened), stock accordian bellow, and ported TB into an LS6 intake.
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I still have granatelli maf in there 75mm but unplugged. Im getting 103kpa which is pretty close to Atmospheric pressure so no real need to remove it unless you want every last bit of power.
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I still have granatelli maf in there 75mm but unplugged. Im getting 103kpa which is pretty close to Atmospheric pressure so no real need to remove it unless you want every last bit of power.
if u arent running a MAF why keep it in there? take it out and put a piece of exhaust pipe in there. i have an 85mm lid from tsp and 3.5" exhaust pipe going to my bellow. i can get pics if you want. i have it painted metallic black. it matches my TB and coil pack holders
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Thanks TAQuickness for the tactfull redirect to your prior posts. As soon as I went there I remembered reading it back in Aug. 
I have been in some suspension mods lately and now I am getting ready/ studying up for tuning software and support; I am interested in doing away with the MAF altogther- so keeping on topic of this thread, physically how is your setup holding up-i.e. any leaks, unwanted movement, heat, other surprises or updates to your original design.
Cheers.
I have been in some suspension mods lately and now I am getting ready/ studying up for tuning software and support; I am interested in doing away with the MAF altogther- so keeping on topic of this thread, physically how is your setup holding up-i.e. any leaks, unwanted movement, heat, other surprises or updates to your original design. Cheers.
