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mass air flow question
im thinking of buying a 70 or 75 mass air flow for my 95 cobra but would i have to change the fuel injectors as well
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You have two options.
Buy a set of MAF and injectors which are calibrated to work together as required Like this. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku Or Get a new MAF and calibrate it through a chip to work with your current injectors. (sorry for my bad english) |
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the first option is much easier and cheaper
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Your computer has to know what the MAF sensor thinks are in as injectors, and thus why you can cheat with a chip. But in all reality for the best results you should still get a new tune when changing anything like this.
Example, I put a Granatelli MAF for 36 #/hr injectors in with my new stroker and the car on stock computer would barely fire. The issue is that MAF sensor was calibrated for about 200# injectors, even though they said is was cal'd for 36#. My tuner was able to make it all work with a custom tune SCT, but the low end was not spot on for me. I installed a Pro-M MAF sized for 30# and new injectors and with the SCT chip out the car ran great, a new tune made the A/F spot on. Basically the new MAF was even 10% off of thier calibration sheet because their flow-bench was laid out slightly different than my intake track resulting in different pressure drops and such. Touch the intake/injection - get a tune. Stan |
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Id go with a C&L MAF because they have interchangable sample tubes for them if you decide to change your injecotors down the road you wont have to buy a whole new maf unit like the pro flow's
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