75 OR 90MM MAF?

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miller92063

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I can get either for $220.

The 75mm is a Pro-M
The 90mm is a granatelli

is there any benefit of the 90, it all goes to the 75mm opening a the intake anyway right

 

eagleautosports

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The 90 wouldn't make that much more difference on your combo than the 75. The 75 can feed up to the 500 hp range and I'd go with that one.

 

trav_19

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i agree....your intake track is roughly 75mm all the way through so what difference would it make to have a bigger maf...

 

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i have heard bad things about the 75mm Pro-M. basically what i gathered from my reading before i bought was to bypass the 75 altogether and go with either a 77mm or 80mm Pro-M. i have had both with no issues at all.

 

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Green 94 5.0 said:

i have heard bad things about the 75mm Pro-M. basically what i gathered from my reading before i bought was to bypass the 75 altogether and go with either a 77mm or 80mm Pro-M. i have had both with no issues at all.

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I agree

Some have had no issues with the bullet meter whatsoever
but
Some have

IMHO ... one part you don't wanna scrimp, cheap out on, or take
a chance of anything less than best quality is the meter ....
especially for our Load Based PCM's

You see very few peeps complain about the 77 or 80 meters

btw ... What motivates you to look into the 90mm meter

Grady

 

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hookups333

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if there the same price id go ahead and get the granatelli 90 granatelli is a good brand also but these guys might kno more than me.

 

parchisi

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I got no complaints with my pro-m 75mm

 

5spd GT

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No complaints with my Pro-M 75mm MAF, daily drove for two years, rain, sleet, or snow. No tune with injectors that aren't even optimal.

killercanary didn't have problems either

The 75mm MAF flows WAY more than your engine could use anyways, you won't see a gain.

Flow isn't based off millimeters, but cfm ratings.

 

gcomfx.com

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What are you tuning the car with? LMAF is less than $100.

 

WHITE94COBRA

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Get a used lightning maf. I have seen no problems with them so far. I'm looking for one right now.

 

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miller92063

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W hat would i have to do to use the Lightning Maf

 

WHITE94COBRA

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Just change out the pigtail, and also a tune. It will not work without one. If I can find one soon, there will be a 85mm pro M up for sale... Also my pro M has the 96+ pigtail, so mine will work just fine with the lightning maf.

 

gcomfx.com

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miller92063 said:

W hat would i have to do to use the Lightning Maf

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http://www.lasotaracing.com/tech.html

Click on the LMAF link. The pigtail was $24 I believe. I bought it from Ford. I just finished soldering it Tues. night.

The reason I chose to go this route, I would rather spend the extra $100 towards a tuned chip, that has a lot of benefits... and if you ever needed to change injector sizes, you can without being forced to buy yet another meter.

You have quite a mod list, so I thought maybe you already had some sort of tuning device. If so, it would just make the choice that much easier and save you some $$$.

 

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webz1987

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yikes

 

gcomfx.com

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webz1987 said:

yikes

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Newbie lost?

 

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miller92063

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uuhhhhh


New to tuning.

Lets put it this way, how much for the lightning MAF and a burn.

that is what you are saying right?

 

gcomfx.com

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It appears you missed the link I posted above. Check out their website, you'll find more information than you need. ;-)