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blubullett

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Is this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/93-M...m14QQhashZitem280272984048QQitemZ280272984048 worth it? Or should I just get a c&l? I also have the stock one from my bullitt and its for 19lb injectors, can I use that somehow?

 

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if you only have flows then you dont need a mass air meter yet, save for something else.

 

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I just bought a throttle body, egr spacer, equal length shortys and hope to get the mac off road h pipe out of my buddies garage. There isnt really too much planned for this car (so far) its just my daily driver. I figured with the maf my intake would be opened up pretty good with my k&n and silencer removed. I was just wondering from a flow/power standpoint if it was worth it for the price compared to just a 73mm or 76mm c&l. Or it they had an adapter plug or something to use my newer one.

 

cenok is family

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you mean an adapter like this?



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Must...m14QQhashZitem250306129576QQitemZ250306129576

 

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blubullett

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cenok is family said:

you mean an adapter like this?



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Must...m14QQhashZitem250306129576QQitemZ250306129576

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Yup. Just like that. If you had a 80mm maf off a newer car would you rather use that or the sn95 maf you have?

 

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cenok is family

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i'd probably go with the 80mm. the sn95 piece has a big "bar" thing that runs down the center of it, which i have no idea why ford thought that would be a good idea.

 

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Thanks for the help Ill see what I need to do to bolt it in in the morning and decide.

 

cenok is family

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you don't even need the bracket to bolt it in. the tension between the airbox and tube will hold it just fine. just need the adapter.

 

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I have the flange adapter that bolts onto the meter, I was just wondering if it was the same size as the hole in the airbox and intake tubing. I already threw away that bracket.

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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get the meter, its doesnt matter if its stock, it WILL make more power with the 70mm

 

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Yeah, maybe 2 horsepower at WOT.

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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well thats more power isnt it?

I put a 70 on my bone stock vert and it picked up some, I mean I felt it! nothing huge, but noticeable.