94-95 MAF...

90mustangfan

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is it true that 94-95 Maf housings are 70mm? I was thinking of completing my intake system, and If I can get a 70mm from a 94-95 gt, Autozone sells them for 98 bux -$60 for core. Thats cheaper than the after market, but either 3mm or 6mm smaller...Or I can spend almost double and get a c&l 73mm or 76mm? If so would there be a gain for going with a 70mm Maf, after all I do have a 70mm TB.

 

91 HATCH

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you can get a 70mm in the junk yard i forget but i thought they were on lincolns

 

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You can get a used '94/95 Mustang MAF for $40 or less on ebay.
Youll also need an adapter to fit it to your intake.

 

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That $60 core charge is added on top of the $98 for the part, for a total of $158 if you don't have a core to give them. You could pick up a used ProM for less than that.

 

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Would there be a gain for me to switch to a 70mm MAF? what hp could I pick up

 

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For a 94-95 70 MM MAF, see http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=616246 for the full story. There is lots of good info if you take the time to read the whole post. There are other cars that have the same 70 MM MAF and sources for the adapter for the air duct listed in the post.