Quick Pro-M question

[91ghp5.0]

Is Pro-M (now professional mass air systems or whatever) the same company as pro flow? I was recently given an old mass air sensor off a buddies sold fox body, and i'd like to send it in and have it recalibrated for 19 lb'ers. thanks in advance!

 

[jgfiveoh]

i don't believe so but i've been wrong before. i understood that pro-m was part of "best products" before that whole mess. well, i say that about the merger/buyout/whatever. great company.

 

[91ghp5.0]

i just searched pro-flow on here and came up with a thread and someone referred to them as one in the same. thanks for the reply! i just want to be sure.

 

[stangbear427]

Pro-M is Prowflow. At least, they were when I bought mine.

 

[91ghp5.0]

thanks man. that should save me some cash! now i dont have to buy another one, just send it in to be reprogrammed!

 

[Daggar]

Recal will run you about $100 plus shipping. They're not the same company but a few folks from Pro-M branched off to form this new company. They've got one or two of Pro-M's flow benches as well.

 

[91ghp5.0]

very sweet. thanks for the info guys...i plan on running that route. thumpers here i come!

 

[2000xp8]

Honestly it may be more cost effective to sell the meter in need of recal and buy the right one.
2 way shipping, wait time, and the $100 may not be worth it, if you can find the one you need on ebay.

Figure it this way, if you buy a used replacement on ebay for $150, and you sell yours for $150, you just spent nothing other than $10 shipping.

Not sure of the present availability of the meters though, but check it out.

 

[stangbear427]

I bought mine on ebay, polished 75mm bullet for 24#ers, $165 free shipping IIRC. I did all my homework first at Proflow. The header in my browser listed it as "Proflow/Pro-M Racing". However, following my bookmark back there this morning finds it under construction, with no specification of what it is at all. Guess I haven't looked at it in awhile...