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Originally Posted by synolimit With such a small width MAF section and so large before and after, I can promise the voltage will drop. A larger tube drops volts so

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Old 08-04-2013, 12:23 AM   #18 (permalink)
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With such a small width MAF section and so large before and after, I can promise the voltage will drop. A larger tube drops volts so the ecu will think the motors at a smaller flow rate and will add less fuel than whats needed, run lean, it blows up. Typically a MAF section needs to be at least 9" long and nice and straight.
it actually provides more velocity than a straight through pipe would

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I'll do it eventually. I'm designing more for Under the curve driveability than I am for a few HP at RPM's I rarely spend time at.



Hard to say. It looks like they squeeze the pipes at the MAf mount area, but to what internal diameter I don't know. Necking down the pipe and then expanding it again does improve velocity (like a venturi) and could provide some leaning and more power depending on the ID. The placement of the MAF inside the tube will have an effect also as air flow through a tube is faster in the center than it is toward the outside. I'd tend to doubt that 20hp number though..

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