:shock: Is that stock? :wink: Lets hear the details on that MAF sensor, Bob tells us it's a Ford. Part number? From which Ford Model?
A couple quick MAF pictures
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Re: the price
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Dyno will have to wait until Monday as the shop isn't open today. :?
Even without the dyno I'll tell ya it's worth the $250. Hell, I spent $200 on electric fans which net ~5hp that I couldn't even feel. I can *feel* the difference the MAF made, and it's not even dyno tuned yet, just street tuned. It should really start coming into it's own the further I get from stock. I think the real fun will start once I get the turbo on.Avp23 said:
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Dyno will have to wait until Monday as the shop isn't open today. :?
The adaptor is not part of the conversion kit. It is something that Split Second had made so that Jason could keep his stock airbox...which added a couple of days time to the install as they were waiting on the thing to be made. They are available, but I don't remember the exact price.... but its in the low $20 dollar range. If theres interest in them, let me know and I will find out for sure. A cone filter will work without the adaptor, and as this is a hotwire MAF setup (which for those who don't know what that is, the sensor element heats to 1800 degrees a few seconds after the car has been run above 3000 rpms and shut off.) filter oil fouling it should not be a concern.
Marc said the install would take "someone with moderate to little automotive experience an afternoon to install" He said the biggest problem was the age of the car and getting everything off that needed to come off... so I would expect to have a can of penetrating oil nearby.
Sam, thats the Split Second A/F Gauge they are offering as a part of the buy. It's $89.00 dollars.
Andrew, the MAF sensor is from a 1996 Ford Mustang V-6. Most parts stores will have reconditioned ones for about $120 give or take.
I have to say, VERY clean install. If you wanted to go one step further for the Smog Nazi States, you could hide the box BEHIND the glove box liner...
I'd like to Thank Jason for being our Test Mule here. While I never had a concern about the effect this kit would have on our car, being ther test platform for anything can be a bit worry-some, but he stepped up without a second thought. THANKS JASON!!
Marc said the install would take "someone with moderate to little automotive experience an afternoon to install" He said the biggest problem was the age of the car and getting everything off that needed to come off... so I would expect to have a can of penetrating oil nearby.
Sam, thats the Split Second A/F Gauge they are offering as a part of the buy. It's $89.00 dollars.
Andrew, the MAF sensor is from a 1996 Ford Mustang V-6. Most parts stores will have reconditioned ones for about $120 give or take.
I have to say, VERY clean install. If you wanted to go one step further for the Smog Nazi States, you could hide the box BEHIND the glove box liner...
I'd like to Thank Jason for being our Test Mule here. While I never had a concern about the effect this kit would have on our car, being ther test platform for anything can be a bit worry-some, but he stepped up without a second thought. THANKS JASON!!
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