How much does a factory 90mm mass air meter flows ?

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Knowing that a ford 80mm mass air meter flows 1017cfm, how much do you think a 90mm flows ?

 

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probably more than 1300cfm Why do you need that much air flow anyway?

 

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TrueBlue95GT said:

probably more than 1300cfm Why do you need that much air flow anyway?

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You really think it flows that much ?

I dont need that much airflow but I could get a very good deal on a brand new Ford 90mm from a Lightning, I'm assuming.

 

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Actually its not THAT much. I would think that it flows around 1200cfm max. Compare it to Pro M 77mm which flows more than 1550cfm and Pro M 80mm more than 1600cfm. This is a little extreme for the average N/A stang I would say. Does it hurt performance a little ? Perhaps. I'm not sure.

 

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Stangfreak95 said:

Actually its not THAT much. I would think that it flows around 1200cfm max. Compare it to Pro M 77mm which flows more than 1550cfm and Pro M 80mm more than 1600cfm. This is a little extreme for the average N/A stang I would say. Does it hurt performance a little ? Perhaps. I'm not sure.

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I've been corrected on this before, it will hurt the performance.

 

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I've been corrected on this before, it will hurt the performance.

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You have any personnal examples ? Times, dynos ? Which mass air meters are in question ?

 

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You have any personnal examples ? Times, dynos ? Which mass air meters are in question ?

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I don't even own a car as of right now.. but from reading all these MAF questions the same thing appears all the time. Usually majourity of people vote for Pro-M, but we will see when others post.

 

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most commonly believe that a larger MAF will not hurt performance but a larger TB will.....


Anthony

 

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i dont know. I put on an 80mm on my car and i lost so much low end. I put my stocker back on for the low end that i love.

 

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i dont know. I put on an 80mm on my car and i lost so much low end. I put my stocker back on for the low end that i love.

 

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i wouldn't go above 75mm for a stockish car