Granatelli maf??
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Granatelli maf??
whats up folks?? i just got a Granatelli mafoff a fellow member, its just getting sent off to my house and i was wondering when you installed it did you notice i nice little gain or what. . .im not stressin if there not much of a gain because i got it for a cool price. . let me know what ya think bout that maf
#6
Originally posted by SiDeWaYZz28
will it work fine with a supercharger??
will it work fine with a supercharger??
Sell that fugger on ebay and get some good cash for something else
Last edited by InjectedSS; 10-02-2003 at 04:05 PM.
#9
Porting the MAF is a great way to screw up your fuel tables as well. The MAF is calibrated to flow a certain cfm of air at varying engine rpms with it's stock size. Changing the way the MAF flows will change the voltage that the PCM will see, and adjust accordingly. Essentially, you run the risk of running rich, or lean, depending on the case. This has been confirmed by myself and a fellow electrical engineer from another site.
Removing the MAF screen is acceptable, but you won't catch me porting mine.
Removing the MAF screen is acceptable, but you won't catch me porting mine.
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umm, super chevy did a dyno test on this a couple years back and they got something like 15-16 hp on a stock 96 z28. also others on this board who go to the track have noticed improved 1/4 mile times and power gains as well.
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Originally posted by foxbat
umm, super chevy did a dyno test on this a couple years back and they got something like 15-16 hp on a stock 96 z28. also others on this board who go to the track have noticed improved 1/4 mile times and power gains as well.
umm, super chevy did a dyno test on this a couple years back and they got something like 15-16 hp on a stock 96 z28. also others on this board who go to the track have noticed improved 1/4 mile times and power gains as well.