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07-29-2003, 08:21 PM
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You dont need a mass air car to use a CAI. It will work just fine, unless you can't find a kit made for a Speed Density instead of an MAF car..but there should be one. MAF conversion isnt simple. You'd need not only a new MAF and connector but probably a wiring harness to accept it, not to mention a new computer from an MAF car. Royal pain in the ----....sure it'd be a good modification to do down the road if you plan to really soup the thing up, since the more power you put out, the more inaccurate the data charts that the comp. uses for Speed Density calculations are....
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