is the MAF a restriction?
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is the MAF a restriction?
I have been reading but have not found a definite answer. I see that larger TBs don't work well for towing/DD applications but have not seen any info (hopefully dyno sheets) on the MAF. Also any live experience is REALLY WELCOME.
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No "live" experience with it, but I'd say "no" the MAF is not a restriction. Well, maybe theoretically, it is.
But if you go to a larger MAF, you need to run a new tune, get dyno time, you name it. And with a larger MAF, you would lose some accuracy in the lower RPMs, I'd think.
Unless you have a blower or turbo, it's not going to do much going to a larger MAF.
But if you go to a larger MAF, you need to run a new tune, get dyno time, you name it. And with a larger MAF, you would lose some accuracy in the lower RPMs, I'd think.
Unless you have a blower or turbo, it's not going to do much going to a larger MAF.
