42 lb injectors - what MAF?

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I am planning on getting 42 lb injectors. What brand maf are people using these days for 42 lb injectors and where do you get them? C&L does not make a maf calibrated for 42lber's for 94 to 95, i checked their website. I was told that i could splice in a lightning MAF.... will the 94-95 computer actually work with one? Any help would be appreciated.

 

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Those with Superchargers and 42's i am all ears.

 

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http://coolblueperformance.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=252

 

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a lot of people use the lightning MAFs on supercharged applications, they work well however a tweecer or custom computer chip would be required to make it work. the one i'm using is from an '01 GT and works great, plus i got it for $50

 

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Thanks guys....

 

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get an 80 mm professional mass air sytems, normally aspirated calibrated ( its easier to tune) from anderson ford ..c&l sucks.....do not buy one....

 

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I do happen to have a 75 mm PRO-M Bullet maf that was given to me. It is calibrated for 19lb injectors... has anybody had any success with getting their pro-m meters calibrated and how much did it cost them. Does anybody know the URL for the new Pro-m Co. off hand?

 

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proffessional mass air sytems....call anderson ford they can do it all for you...

 

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Get i lightning maf. But you will need a chip to use it.

 

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hear in seatown a chip is about a Grand... way to much. My friend is trying to talk me into trying out megasquirt and ditching the maf alltogether. Cost wise its starting to look like a very good alternative. I have more time than money. The squirt caters to those with more time than money.

 

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have you looked into a tweecer? you can change the maf curves in there ect.

 

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94gsl5.0 said:

I do happen to have a 75 mm PRO-M Bullet maf that was given to me. It is calibrated for 19lb injectors... has anybody had any success with getting their pro-m meters calibrated and how much did it cost them. Does anybody know the URL for the new Pro-m Co. off hand?

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I think its about 100 bucks to have it recaled...

www.massairsystems.com

 

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I am leaning twords getting my pro-m recaled now. I know its not the best pro-m meter but a 100 bux seems reasonable. Has anyone gotten theirs recaled since pro-m re-opened? Reliable? Customer service good?