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SN95 Mass air sensor in a fox?

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I know this has been discussed before, but a search brought up no useful information. Are any modifications necessary to run a mass air meter out of a 94-95 in a mass air fox?
 

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i think you have to change splice in the 94-95 plug. Not 100% sure.
 

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The 94-95 meter also uses a flanged mount, which has to be dealt with.

For very good MAF and MAS information, see Vristang's website and article.

Good luck.
 

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im running a 95 70mm on my 89gt with a cold air intake. took a little work but it works fine. noticed a power gain over the stock 55mm
 

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Can you run the Stock Air Box with one?
 

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I have one and it is bolt and go except for the flange. You need a 4 bolt to slip flange adapter or have the flange machined off and sized for the slip on duct. Both ways will produce excellent results. Do a search and you will find the post on having the flange machined off.

As you see in the picture, the stock air box works fine.
 

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ive got to change mine. didnt have time to fab anything up. i ordered the cold air for a sn95 so id have the flange, but they sent me one for a 86-93. sorry the pic sux, took it with my phone
 

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jrichker said:
I have one and it is bolt and go except for the flange. You need a 4 bolt to slip flange adapter or have the flange machined off and sized for the slip on duct. Both ways will produce excellent results. Do a search and you will find the post on having the flange machined off.

As you see in the picture, the stock air box works fine.
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Thanks, that looks great!
 
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Thanks for all the info, going to see if I can snag one at the j/y tomorrow.
 
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Is there any differance between the v6 and v8 meters?
 

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Is there any differance between the v6 and v8 meters?
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Yes - two cylinders worth of calibration. They are definitely different.
 

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GT89Mustang said:
Is there any differance between the v6 and v8 meters?
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Nope.
Just to make sure you get the right one though,
You are looking for a 70mm MAF tube, which has a bar down the middle.

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The 70mm tube MUST have the correct sensor on it.
I want to say the 94-95 Mustang MAS was part number F2VF.
Please double check that though.

Maybe one of the J* members (JR or JT) can double check what they have?

I will double check when I get home


jason
 

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Yes - two cylinders worth of calibration. They are definitely different.
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UH-Oh.

I have seen a sheet listing the 2 applications as using the same MAF/MAS.

Maybe my sheet was wrong though.

I can't look anything up until I get home tonight
 

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I must have the same sheet. Both the 3.8L and 5.0L in 94-95 are listed as using the same meter.

The sheet also shows the Crown Vic 4.6L (92 w/EAOT and the 93-94) as using the same meter. Not sure about the housing design itself.
 

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vristang said:
ALSO
The 70mm tube MUST have the correct sensor on it.
I want to say the 94-95 Mustang MAS was part number F2VF.
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That be what mine says. I've still got the Pro M on the car (the stocker is off the car) if anyone wants the entire part # or measurements of anything that isnt readily do-able with a MAF/MAS on the car.
 

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After doing a search on two of the auto parts online catalogs, it appears that the 3.8 V6 and the 5.0 V8 use the same mass air sensor & housing. I learn new stuff every day... I stand corrected, sorry about the error.
 

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GT89Mustang said:
I know this has been discussed before, but a search brought up no useful information.
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I resent this statement or you didn't look too hard.

Here's an excellant thread that will help you in your quest.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=616246
 
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Maryland Stang said:
I resent this statement or you didn't look too hard.

Here's an excellant thread that will help you in your quest.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=616246
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Didnt find that thread, and i used a few different search terms.
 
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The j/y only had a 97 v6, does that have a totally different meter then the 94-95's?
 
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Yes because the '97 has a totally different motor and computer set up
 
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