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Old 11-14-2006, 12:09 PM   #1
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Default Re: do i need to chang speed density to mass air

You have to have one very serious set-up before it is even feasable to go to a stand alone set-up.

I have ran every combonation of parts you can imagine on my 5.0. I am speaking from real world dyno proven experience here. You dont "need" to go to mass air until you outgrow the 19# injectors. I have worked on cars that put 450 to the wheels with the stock A9L, 30# injectors and C&L mass air meter.

I currently have a 255 lph fuel pump, A9L, 24# injectors and a C&L meter and my car puts out roughly 315 to the wheels. I will take this same set-up and put it on my 331 stroker this Winter with no worries.

Dont make things over complicated its really simple.
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Old 11-14-2006, 04:06 PM   #2
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Default Re: do i need to chang speed density to mass air

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Dont make things over complicated its really simple.

Agreed. The MAS conversion is cheap and simple....and opens up so many more possibilities in terms of modifying the vehicle in the future.
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