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Cost To Recalibrate Prom 77

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2000xp8

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1989-1992-1..._Merchandise&var=&hash=item3cd2ceaf54&vxp=mtr
 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1989-1992-1..._Merchandise&var=&hash=item3cd2ceaf54&vxp=mtr
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Yeah I saw those 80mm's but it still $310 (which I get, it costs what it costs)
But is 80 mm not too big?
 

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Yeah I saw those 80mm's but it still $310 (which I get, it costs what it costs)
But is 80 mm not too big?
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There is no too big with the meter, it's not like the TB. Anything in front of the TB is just a plain old restriction.

To get a deal you have to find it used. May take a little more effort to find.

Over the meter you have, there will be a nice gain. Me personally i'd tell them you aren't tuning it so you make sure to get a calibrated meter and just pull the chip out. But that's me and i have a lack of faith in guys that claim to "tune" foxes. Especially NA setups.
 

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2000xp8 said:
There is no too big with the meter, it's not like the TB. Anything in front of the TB is just a plain old restriction.

To get a deal you have to find it used. May take a little more effort to find.

Over the meter you have, there will be a nice gain. Me personally i'd tell them you aren't tuning it so you make sure to get a calibrated meter and just pull the chip out. But that's me and i have a lack of faith in guys that claim to "tune" foxes. Especially NA setups.
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I did see that meter, I do not see any used for around $100.
 

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skiwesser11 said:
So a 96/ later maf will work on a pushrod engine?
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It will work, you will need to get it recalibrated and an adapter harness though.
 

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I did see that meter, I do not see any used for around $100.
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Never said you were going to get an 80 for $100.
A 75mm you should be able to though (although with afrs, i'm opt for the 77 and up).
Deals are around, you have to go through ebay carefully, craigs, forum classifieds (i think the corral is known for their for their section) and even place some wanted ads.
 

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2000xp8 said:
Never said you were going to get an 80 for $100.
A 75mm you should be able to though (although with afrs, i'm opt for the 77 and up).
Deals are around, you have to go through ebay carefully, craigs, forum classifieds (i think the corral is known for their for their section) and even place some wanted ads.
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I getcha, thanks 77 pro m is what I'm wanting, as it's most popular, I never thought about an 80 not being too big is all. But I'm hearing everyone say ditch the C&L so I'm gonna. A 75mm bullet seems easier to find, or the aforementioned ones for 96 and up.
Is there just a simple harness to use these meters?
 

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Pro-M sells adapters, as well as SCT.
 

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http://m.ebay.com/itm/221397179314Found this one if I can link it
 

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Damn, I might be over pricing mine!
 
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