LPE 100mm MAF
01-03-2007, 03:00 PM
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LPE 100mm MAF I just ordered one,does anyone have any experience at tuning with the LPE MAF?I'm currently running HPtuners 2bar speed density tuning on my Magnacharged 403 stroker.
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I have used this MAF on my personal TBSS and have had great luck with it. I just do not understand why you want to try and run both programs. There is a table on the LPE site for the MAF.
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01-04-2007, 03:40 AM
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You are still limited to 512g/sec irrespective of the size of MAF you put on there.
All you are doing getting a larger MAF is reducing its inherent restrictive nature. However due to the way MAF's work where they require moderated stable flow, they will always have restrictive meshes/screens etc in them.
If you pull out these things, then the MAF becomes less accurate.
Speed Density is pretty much unlimited in flow and poses zero restriction in itself. As RHS is alluding MAF gives you nothing specific to help with economy and driveability that Speed Density doesnt also have. A good tune of either type will achieve your requirements. So why waste money on a larger expensive MAF?
If your preference is to dial in a single row of values in one table instead of the full VE table then sure. However either way unless you do dial in the full VE table your open loop fueling and other calculations are going to be out of whack.
All you are doing getting a larger MAF is reducing its inherent restrictive nature. However due to the way MAF's work where they require moderated stable flow, they will always have restrictive meshes/screens etc in them.
If you pull out these things, then the MAF becomes less accurate.
Speed Density is pretty much unlimited in flow and poses zero restriction in itself. As RHS is alluding MAF gives you nothing specific to help with economy and driveability that Speed Density doesnt also have. A good tune of either type will achieve your requirements. So why waste money on a larger expensive MAF?
If your preference is to dial in a single row of values in one table instead of the full VE table then sure. However either way unless you do dial in the full VE table your open loop fueling and other calculations are going to be out of whack.
