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Old 01-14-2004, 02:14 PM   #4
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No matter what you do mass air will always give you better driveability. Better mileage and starting and running. If you have that option go ahead and do so. Also down the line chips and other things like PMS to adjust fuel and timing are all based on the mass air signal.

Brad
...And even further down the line, real DFI setups don't use mass air again.
A properly tuned (for the combination) speed density setup is better than a mass air (no restrictive meter in front of the engine).

I would stick with what you have until you swap cams.
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