Thread: Mass Air Meter
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Old 02-18-2005, 11:34 PM   #5
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Default Re: Mass Air Meter

Randy:

Why on earth are you telling him that? That is not good advice. There is no reason for an 90mm MAF on a car unless you are making some major power. That is a waste of money. The stock MAF and fuel injectors can support upto 350 + rwhp. When the MAF is maxed out, it will read 5 volts. Then you know you are at the end point.

Furthermore the MAF and the fuel injectors need to be matched to eachother and then car will require a tune.

jstrollin, you can do what you want. But check around.

Adding a larger MAF to stock or near-stock GT is not a smart thing to do.
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