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Old 10-19-2005, 07:53 PM   #1
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MAF Recalibration

How do you go about recalibrating the sensor on the MAF? I have a Pro-M universal that I want to put back in, but I lost the sensor and it was bad anyway. Is there a better blow through MAF for an intercooled Procharger??
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im not sure about the 4.6, but the 5.0 have aluminum sampling tubes that come in different sizes depending on what calibration
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I think only the C & L have the calibration tubes. the universal doesn't use calibration tubes.
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i would switch it to draw through type set up and get a 90mm Lightning MAF. Those pro-m's are just paper weights. draw through is a little easier to tune.
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i would switch it to draw through type set up and get a 90mm Lightning MAF. Those pro-m's are just paper weights. draw through is a little easier to tune.
Right now I do have a draw through, a 80mm C & L. It has the wrong calibration tube on it right now. It has a n/a tube rather than the one for centerfugal supercharger, purple not clear. I am not sure how much difference it would make. Dont have the money to do much more than buy one of the 28 dollar calibration tubes, so I might give it a try.
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Right now I do have a draw through, a 80mm C & L. It has the wrong calibration tube on it right now. It has a n/a tube rather than the one for centerfugal supercharger, purple not clear. I am not sure how much difference it would make. Dont have the money to do much more than buy one of the 28 dollar calibration tubes, so I might give it a try.
oddly enough, the calibration tube for my '94 is designed for a fox body, but when i put the one that is designed for it in it runs like complete shit. i mean, it will straight up die at stop lights. what im trying to get at is those tubes are not accurate and you might have to test a few out to get the one that works with your car :jeff:
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