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Speed density AKA map sensors do not work with 2-strokes. Isn't that just wonderful? :(

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thats so sad :(

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ok. why dont they work?

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Ya why not?

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Well since you asked little jimmy, becuase of the resonance properties of a 2-stroke motor, a map sensor becomes worthless. Here's a datalog maybe it'll make sense:

http://www.ncs-stl.com/xp/MapGraph.JPG



Unlike a 4-stroke air goes back into the intake manifold and pressurizes it. So measuring the pressure won't work since its not always under constant vaccumm when running. Whitey is not happy.

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Whitey got owned.
Now what Dr. Whitey?

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reed vavles and piston ports= terable vacume signals :P

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Onto the wonderful world of MAF. ;)


Anyone got a Ford MAF?

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what are u using to run the show?
megasquirt?

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your going to try and calibrate it with a heated wire sensor? you are better man that I if you can pull it off, good luck

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I don't know if you're looking for ford in particular but you can look at DSM's as well. They run MAF's too.

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i got a ford one at a friends shop, its like 2.5 or 3" i think, and theres a few others, what u need?

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http://www.ncs-stl.com/xp/MAF_025q1_008.xls

http://www.ncs-stl.com/xp/Palm%20MAF%20Support.zip

Anything else? ;)


Yeah and other good note I finally got my 2 into 1 pipe for the turbo and looks like I need to redesign the fuel rail. Ahh the fun of fabrication

http://www.draglab.com/hmt/whitey/Banshee/DSC00641.JPG

http://www.draglab.com/hmt/whitey/Banshee/DSC00642.JPG

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if you need a dsm maf i have like 4 laying around