Ford Racing MAF Conversion;
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Ah crap. Well If anyone hears of one for sale or anything shoot me a pm I guess. I may just have to attempt doing it the other way after all. I just don't like electrical, argh.
Someone who's done the swap, what would you rate this on a difficulty scale of 1 -10?
Someone who's done the swap, what would you rate this on a difficulty scale of 1 -10?
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i just found a MAF Conversion on e bay the other day just type in 302 in e bay motors it not ford racing brand but they said that they have help to answer ? u my have about it im thinking of doing it to my 302 what gains do i get from the maf conersion any ways
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Originally Posted by concreteman0
what gains do i get from the maf conersion any ways
The FRPP kit is and easy install, the injector harness overlays and there is a piggyback connector for this and the MAF meter that simply connects between the computer and main harness. Jeff Healey could install this kit.
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Originally Posted by TheRoadVirus
Ah crap. Well If anyone hears of one for sale or anything shoot me a pm I guess. I may just have to attempt doing it the other way after all. I just don't like electrical, argh.
Someone who's done the swap, what would you rate this on a difficulty scale of 1 -10?
Someone who's done the swap, what would you rate this on a difficulty scale of 1 -10?
If you were to do it the boneyard way (did the moderator ever do that write up??) my guess is that it would be much more work because you would be replacing the whole harness as opposed to adding in an overlap style harness that gets hooked up in series with the computor and the existing harness.
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Well, I was planning on doing it the FMS way, but now that it's apparently gone I guess I have no other choice but to do it the boneyard way.
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I think the ford racing kit hasnt been made since 2003, everyone was running on limited supplies after that. The mass air system can increase fuel milage a little. And decrease emissions. It helps make the engine more efficient.(converts batch fire to sequential)
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PMAS non-E4OD harness if you're looking for a plug-n-play conversion. It does utilize a Mustang ECU from the A9 family, but you just have to supply it yourself. That and an air meter and possibly the O2 sensors as well. I think the kit runs around $400.
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I think the ford racing kit hasnt been made since 2003, everyone was running on limited supplies after that.
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eco, In 03/04 even ford was only running on limited supply, as in selling remaining stock and not making them anymore. I'm sure many suppliers had them available after that on shelf, or purchased the remaining ford stock. But from now on finding an actual ford kit is usually limited to Ebay and the likes.
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Originally Posted by Blurry94
PMAS non-E4OD harness if you're looking for a plug-n-play conversion. It does utilize a Mustang ECU from the A9 family, but you just have to supply it yourself. That and an air meter and possibly the O2 sensors as well. I think the kit runs around $400.
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