I am back again, im just so annoying...Im sorry, have alot of questions...I wanted to know if there are any good Mass Air Flow sensors for my 2000 GT. Im getting a new CAI and want to change to a bigger sensor. Anyhelp would be good, thank a million!!
+1 If your not pegging your stocker there is no use in spending the money on a bigger one and spending the money to tune the MAF on a stock/near stock car.
Now if you are pegging the stock MAF I would look into a Lightning 90mm MAF or if you plan on running high boost/power (400-450+ rwhp) I would look into an SCT MAF.
I am back again, im just so annoying...Im sorry, have alot of questions...I wanted to know if there are any good Mass Air Flow sensors for my 2000 GT. Im getting a new CAI and want to change to a bigger sensor. Anyhelp would be good, thank a million!!
I bought the C&L mass air meter housing which is the same size but better flowing. All you do is transfer your old meter to the new housing. I noticed some extra power although minimal and quicker acceleration of RPMs. I dont know what a near stock car would gain but I think you should go with a plenum first. There would be no point if you have more air through the mass air but the plenum or throttle body is the same. make sure you have the right filter combo if you do get it so it fits. I suggest the JLT horsepower budget kit because you need a large filter that clamps on to the meter housing and a typical CAI fits only the stock meter.
I bought the C&L mass air meter housing which is the same size but better flowing. All you do is transfer your old meter to the new housing. I noticed some extra power although minimal and quicker acceleration of RPMs. I dont know what a near stock car would gain but I think you should go with a plenum first. There would be no point if you have more air through the mass air but the plenum or throttle body is the same. make sure you have the right filter combo if you do get it so it fits. I suggest the JLT horsepower budget kit because you need a large filter that clamps on to the meter housing and a typical CAI fits only the stock meter.
the added power is from the meter leaning out the air/fuel ratio , just the same as a programmer does , you should get your air/fuel checked if you havent already ....
Yeah I just recently added 4% fuel since the plenum, mass air, and long tube headers. Hopefully that's just right if you know about tuning. I just haven't found a dyno yet in my area since moving up to college.
Yeah I just recently added 4% fuel since the plenum, mass air, and long tube headers. Hopefully that's just right if you know about tuning. I just haven't found a dyno yet in my area since moving up to college.