Granatelll or Pro M

willys1

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I need a new maf,,is Granatelll motorsports any good? or should I just get a new Pro-M ?

 

DirtyD916

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i say stick with pro-m. They have been used for many years on mustangs and the fact that so many people use them is great when it comes to solving a maf related problem.

 

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I'd go with C & L but if those arent one of your choices the PRO-M

 

willys1

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I thought maybe the Granatelll MAF was good cause there pretty expensive!!

 

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Pro m is about the best.

Granatelli is very good.

c and l is junk IMO

 

FiveLtrRiceEatr

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5.0Droptop said:

c and l is junk IMO

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why do you say that?

 

BlackDrop50

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Pro-M for sure.

 

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Pro M for sure!

 

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pro-m here

 

willys1

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Thanks guys!! Pro M it is I guess!! I have a pro m now.When I first got it and put it in,the car ran like dog sh@t!! Then someone told me to twist the entire unit 180 degrees.I did and it ran great.But its upside down I think it would run even better if I got a new one,and ran it rite side up!!

 

axeman

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seeing it's used, hopefully it's designed for N/A, because they are made different. i have a Pro-M and i have no complaints. car runs like a champ. i can't recall ever hearing anything bad about Pro-M, C&L on the other hand

 

willys1

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axeman said:

seeing it's used, hopefully it's designed for N/A, because they are made different. i have a Pro-M and i have no complaints. car runs like a champ. i can't recall ever hearing anything bad about Pro-M, C&L on the other hand

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I bought it brand new!! Its wierd,I never heard anything bad about them either.I also heard that accufab TB's dont whistle,,,mine does!

 

DirtyD916

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i heard accufabs whistle and that c and l have electrical problems inside the sensors

 

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my 75mm pro-m performs great,wouldn't hesitate to buy another.

 

Rick 91GT

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DirtyD916 said:

i heard accufabs whistle and that c and l have electrical problems inside the sensors

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If you have electric issues with a C&L it is your own fault, the C&L's re-use YOUR STOCK electronics.

Never had an Accufab whistle, just those junk ass BBK/Edelbrock

As far as meters go I would go with a Pro-M 80mm Shorty, it is one of the best reading meters out and will take inner fender mounting or superchargering with no issues.

Pro-M will recal a Granatelli unit though, I think they use to make them for them, the bullet style anyways

 

giddyup306

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Pro-M here. No complaints. I wouldn't go C&L. I've seen some of there products that are crap. IE SHO housings LOSE horsepower.

 

willys1

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Rick 91GT said:

If you have electric issues with a C&L it is your own fault, the C&L's re-use YOUR STOCK electronics.

Never had an Accufab whistle, just those junk ass BBK/Edelbrock

As far as meters go I would go with a Pro-M 80mm Shorty, it is one of the best reading meters out and will take inner fender mounting or superchargering with no issues.

Pro-M will recal a Granatelli unit though, I think they use to make them for them, the bullet style anyways

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Rick I have a stock motor,,an 80mm would be a little big.I have the 75mm bullet,,do they make a 75mm shorty?? If so where can I buy one?

 

giddyup306

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Don't think they make a 75mm shorty. Pro-M does make a 77mm shorty tho.

 

willys1

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giddyup306 said:

Don't think they make a 75mm shorty. Pro-M does make a 77mm shorty tho.

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Where do they sell them.Could I get by with a 77mm??

 

giddyup306

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I think summit sells them. You'd probably be fine with an 80 especially if you plan on doing more upgrades. Just don't get a huge throttle body.