TECADON |
07-19-2014 01:43 AM |
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Originally Posted by Demon War Horse
(Post 7829234)
I don't plan on tuning as an option right now... Why did it require one for the MAF? Placement change?
Great write up! Thanks for sharing.
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Actually yes few reasons. To get the most out of any modification of air/fuel in or out a tune is recommended, for intakes in most cases they are not needed. In my case, the larger diameter pipe (4 inch) where the MAF is located is larger than the factory and most aftermarket tubes, so the tables in MAF have to be corrected. Technically you could go with a pipe matching the factory tube and have a better outcome and less need and more of a want to tune. Also the placement move that I did moving the MAF closer to cold air and also filter changes some dynamics like temperature and flow and turbulence through the sensor. Just remember this too, I did a a V-Max throttle body and I needed some tweaks too.
I found I had much cooler temps and and leaner A/F ratio which tells me more air is going in for sure, so the car would not ever stay running after start without assist so tunning was mandatory, but now better than its ever been.
In your case maybe look at an after tube to just replace the factory factory upper and get a nice drop in filter (EDIT Just saw you have drop in already) You could make one kinda like I did but would be too much to do for just that if it can be purchased.
Id look at New Era 2010+ Camaro SS Intake Pipe Kit and maybe wrap the pipe its like $100 and a nice filter is like $40-$70
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