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Mr 5 0 · 04-27-2002, 04:57 PM

Mike:

I understand your worries about EFI but once you get past the initial fears it's actually not that scary. Knowledge is power so I strongly suggest you buy a book on basic Ford EFI systems which will help you a lot.

As far as adding a 65mm TB, you don't need a new MAF for that. On the other hand, a bigger MAF will give you some HP boost and set you up for bigger mods later. Not a bad investment for your Mustang at it's present state, now that you mention it

The great thing about the EFI/EEC sytem is that the computer does most of the calibrating and adjusting for you. This saves a lot of time and work and eventually, you'll love it.

Glad you like the site. We aim to please.

04-27-2002, 04:57 PM	#8
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	EFI boogyman Mike: I understand your worries about EFI but once you get past the initial fears it's actually not that scary. Knowledge is power so I strongly suggest you buy a book on basic Ford EFI systems which will help you a lot. As far as adding a 65mm TB, you don't need a new MAF for that. On the other hand, a bigger MAF will give you some HP boost and set you up for bigger mods later. Not a bad investment for your Mustang at it's present state, now that you mention it The great thing about the EFI/EEC sytem is that the computer does most of the calibrating and adjusting for you. This saves a lot of time and work and eventually, you'll love it. Glad you like the site. We aim to please.