spraying dry before the maf?

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hawk232

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I have a dry kit that came from my previous ls1 vehicles, so it doesnt have any form of fuel enrichment and needs to be mounted in front of the maf. My question is this; from about 1 hour of searching (over 9 pages) it seems that the maf is not really up to the task of properly compensating fuel for the extra oxygen. So is it a bad idea to use this type of system, or have i only heard the bad about it?

 

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2002BLGT

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get a wet kit and be done with it , it will hit harder and run faster and be safer

 

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2002BLGT said:

get a wet kit and be done with it , it will hit harder and run faster and be safer

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The MAF will be confused by the temp of the n20 spray passing through the element. Mike

 

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the fox MAF will not work like an LS1 MAF in that way. you can get a fuel pressure adapter (not sure of the technical term) that will boost the fuel pressure when the car is sprayed.