87-93 to 94-95 Compatible????

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Hey I can get a good deal on a Pro-M 75mm Bullet calib. for some 24 lb's but it is of a 87-93....will it fit in a 94-95?? Will there be any comp issues? Pro-M has them listed differently but they look identical so I dont think fitment woud be too bad but I really dont know....Thanks for the help

 

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I would think there could be some issues since the computers in the two cars are different.

 

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Based on what I know about Ford MAF's for the different years, I'd say it would probably work.

 

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I have a 77mm Pro M meter that was ona 89 LX before I bought it and it works great for me.

 

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It will work just fine. The only difference between the two part numbers from Pro-M is the 94-95 has the flange to attach to the stock air box or cold air kit designed for the factory flanged MAF on the 94-95 cars. The 87-93 has no flange so that is the only difference. It will work just fine on your car as long as the injector calibration is compatable with what you have in your car.

 

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I can't see why it would not work.

Most of the time i've seen talk about the differences the focus has been on the four bolt flange mount.

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Grady

 

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Another diffrence is that they have diffrent brackets for each.

 

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But if I am using a CAI the brackets wont be problem right? I was worried that since the 94-95 supposedly had a worse computer (for racers at least) that it wouldnt be compatible in that respect. Anyone else use a old Pro-M on their 94-95?

 

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If you make a CAI then you can buy a adapter on Ebay pretty cheep to mount a filter to the end of the MAF.

 

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Maybe I should say it this way.

Mounting issues being put aside, I believe a fox maf will work in our cars.

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Does anyone know how I can still put it in a Cai without the Flange that the 94-95's have? BBK cai just in case you needed to know.

 

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and the pro-m guys said the computers wont be a problem, althought I know some of you guys said you were running them just fine, but I sent the e-mail yesterday.....now if only I can fit it in there.....