MAF vs. Frequency Calibration table
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MAF vs. Frequency Calibration table
I adjusted my MAF table in LS1edit so now my Lterms are down to around 16% and not at a permanent 25%. Since I have the SLP calibrated LS6 85mm MAF I noticed later that the MAF vs. Frequency Calibration table is the same as the stock unit. Shouldn't there be a higher Flow Gm/sec vs. frequency since I have a larger MAF and more air would be passing through? However at the same time I would be getting more air the velocity of the incoming air would be lower because of the larger opening. I found a table for a stock uncalibrated LS6 MAF and all the numbers in that table were lower than the stock LS1 table. But we multiplied the entire stock table by 115% and that's what brought my Lterms down to around 16%. I would think that multiplying it by a higher number would bring my Lterms down to where they should be. But I'm not really sure and don't really want to damage my engine by guessing. Also if I want to tune this table for WOT what frequency would you start at for tuning. If there even is a certain frequency you should start at. Or is there another table that would be best for WOT tuning. At least I'm not getting an SES light anymore.
<small>[ June 13, 2002, 01:56 AM: Message edited by: 99 TA ]</small>
<small>[ June 13, 2002, 01:56 AM: Message edited by: 99 TA ]</small>