75mm pro-m maf worth it?

91LX_5L

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worth it over stock? I can get one used for $125 shipped. I have H/C/I 70mm bbk throttle body, think that 75mm is big enough for the MAF?

 

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91LX_5L said:

worth it over stock? I can get one used for $125 shipped. I have H/C/I 70mm bbk throttle body, think that 75mm is big enough for the MAF?

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For about 100$ more, you could have a REALLY good meter with a big@ss air filter included in the deal. The Pro-M 80mm. I've never heard anyone complain about it compared to the 75mm which is very picky on the 94-95 somehow.

 

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I have a 75mm Pro-M on my car and it runs strong...getting track numbers this coming weekend...

Make sure their calibrated for your injectors...

 

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yeah it is calibrated for my injectors, have a link to the 80mm? you talking about C&L?

 

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91LX_5L said:

worth it over stock? I can get one used for $125 shipped. I have H/C/I 70mm bbk throttle body, think that 75mm is big enough for the MAF?

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IMHO the issue on the Bullet maf is not if it is big enough to flow the amount of air that your combo requires.

The electronics are better on the 77 & 80 ProM maf than the Bullet. A search will turn up a good bit about these meters.

This is not to say you will have probs with the Bullet cause many use them and have no complaints but some have had issues with them.

Later
Grady

 

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I'm personally a big fan of the Pro M 77mm. it cost a bit more though. I ordered my 92mm with filter from CoolBlue Performance and got a good deal. $399 shipped Many places wanted 500+ for it. http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=567178 Email/call Anthony direct for the best prices if you were in the market to buy new.

On a side note my buddy uses a 75mm bullit on his car and knocks down 500 rwhp with perfect drivability. Not to say he would or wouldn't make more with a better meter but the 75mm is working nicely.

 

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Yeah mine is the Bullet (75mm) and I drive my car everyday if that tells you about the driveability...

I believe Killercanary uses a Bullet also right?

 

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okay, well i think I might try it. do you think I'd benifit from a maf on my car?

 

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Just eliminate the possibility of being someone who winds up having trouble with the 75 and get the 77. Thats what I did, should be here any day. After researching it on here there were more complaints than praises for the 75.

 

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Yea, I have the 80mm and there was a SOTP gain with my h/c/i Car.

 

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Nik_95Cobra said:

After researching it on here there were more complaints than praises for the 75.

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I doubt that...If you look at the users of the Pro-M 75mm and not the people that "heard" it was bad...sometimes it better to experience the good then hear about the bad

 

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If you decide to move up to the 77 or 80 ProM save yourself some money and get the 80 cause the electronics are the same on both mafs.

The 80 cost less cause it is plastic and the 77 is machined from aluminum.

Another thing you might want is the shorty version so you can stick it in your fender with a home made cai.

Later
Grady

 

Nik_95Cobra

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doubt that...If you look at the users of the Pro-M 75mm and not the people that "heard" it was bad...sometimes it better to experience the good then hear about the bad

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Do a search...Didn't forego the 75 without reason.

Edit: There were also people who switched from one to the other. Was sharing my experience so no need to discredit the post. Also never said it was guaranteed not to work...There's of course sevral guys on here who didn't have a problem.

 

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I have the 75 on my car. Never had any problems. I picked up a little hp/tq. That's a good deal you got there. If you don't find anything else better I would stick with that.

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