Question about maf target number
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Question about maf target number I am going to autotap and want to check my maf numbers at WOT. What type of numbers should I be looking for??
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Re: Question about maf target number Your reported MAF flow is really going to be a function of how accurate your MAF is. If you are going to be using a ported MAF then your reported air flow is going to be less than if you were using a stock MAF.
All in all, you should be seeing roughly 40 lb/min of air.
If you are using a ported MAF, be sure to trend your airflow (on excel) to make sure that your MAF is properly and consistantly reporting flow. Your airflow trend should closely resemble a HP dyno graph.
Good Luck,
Kevin
All in all, you should be seeing roughly 40 lb/min of air.
If you are using a ported MAF, be sure to trend your airflow (on excel) to make sure that your MAF is properly and consistantly reporting flow. Your airflow trend should closely resemble a HP dyno graph.
Good Luck,
Kevin
