Does porting the stock MAF help any?

[95Vert]

Just a question, cause a couple of friends did it and want me to do it but I'm not sure if it makes a difference or if it'll affect anything.

 

[Killercanary]

Don't do it. I ran back to back runs at the track with a stock MAF and a ported one and saw absolutely nothing change. Keep in mind that more often than not porting the stock meter can lead to a slight leaning out of the AF as more air is entering the engine than the meter thinks is. I wouldn't mess with it, there is no gain in doing so.

 

[95Vert]

That's all I needed to hear Paul. Thanks

 

[mytight95]

i cut the post in my stock one, and ported it out a little...... had nothing but problems with it after that, i did it after everyone told me not to.....lol got what i deserved



jason

 

[mytight95]

i cut the post in my stock one, and ported it out a little...... had nothing but problems with it after that, i did it after everyone told me not to.....lol got what i deserved



jason

 

[mytight95]

DOH!!

 

[mytight95]

DOH!! X2..... browser was acting up..... sorry

 

[Killercanary]

You post whore! LOL! J/K!

 

[mytight95]

dammmm you busted me...... gotta get the post count up.


:rofl:


jason

 

[Zero Signal]

Yes very bad idea!

 

[final5-0]

I just don't see how the outcome of doing that would not be anything other than you are gonna be leaner.

That is the last you want if you got a GT
Talk about ping city

Grady

 

[69clark]

Don't do it. Porting is good for heads and intake s but it's not the way it works when it comes to MAFs.