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07-23-2004, 08:11 PM | #1 |
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Porting MAF??
Would there be any gains to be had in porting out the stock MAF and making it have a decent size opening?? Wondering if anyone has tried this and whether it was worth while or not.
Will the MAF operate properly or will it screw the MAF completely and put me further behind then I'd be starting?? Just asking since I can't afford a larger MAF at the current time, and am searching for some cheaper alternatives to get some extra power from the engine.
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