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Old 04-15-2008, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by ratcityrex

no, I would put the maf in the charge pipes, not the intake. charge pipes go in between your turbo and your throtle body.
but wouldn't the maf not be able to read the boost to compensate for it and make it run lean as ---- till it blows?
also how bad are fmu's?
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Old 04-15-2008, 07:16 PM
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all I know is alot of the nissan guys that are n/a, put it in the charge pipe side and it seems to work out ****.
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Old 04-15-2008, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by ratcityrex
all I know is alot of the nissan guys that are n/a, put it in the charge pipe side and it seems to work out ****.
cool, i appriciate the help and will be sure to make a thread when i get the build started (hoping to start arround june and be finished in 1 weekend as the car is his dd)

also did the guys get their ecu chipped? as there is not chip out there for the aveo and i don't know if it can be re programed
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chill

i was just asking because this is the first i have heard of using a maf on a boosted engine
so i was asking about the ecu big ------- deal
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Old 04-15-2008, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jagojon3
Dumbass doesn't even know we don't enable embedding videos...
well i should just kill myself then right?

seriously dude lighten the ---- up
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Originally Posted by cornfuzed
i should just kill myself.
Yes.

Yes you should.
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Old 04-15-2008, 09:09 PM
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#1: You have to place the maf between the turbo and the intake so it can read the Mass Air Flow (hence MAF).
#2: If you are going to run larger injecotrs, the MAF has to be calibrated for the larger injectors.
#3: In order to properly tune this without going stand alone, your going to need to be able to modify the computers programming.
#4: Since your friend does not like to change oil, even if you accomplish this and have it tuned properly, it will die soon.
#5: Your friend will blame you for the engine dying, and you will lose said friend.
#6: Fist yourself.


That is all.
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Originally Posted by cornfuzed


i was just asking because this is the first i have heard of using a maf on a boosted engine
so i was asking about the ecu big ------- deal
You really are clueless then. Just go to a forum that deals with performance on a type of car that uses a MAF, like Nissan, and it will most likely be a sticky in their forums. "Boosting with a MAF"
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