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    Porting the Mass-Air-Flow Housing?

    Found this on istall university, wondering if its a good free mod? What do you guys think?

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    http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm

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    Leave your MAF alone.

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    I agree, the SLP pos caused major problems.

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    I have a question.. Is it really ideal to replace your MAF then? Mine came with the Delphi (I think...bought it used) Then I went out and got an SLP MAF...the thing threw me a SES code. When you get down to it.. is this mod even worth the money? I am wondering if I should go put the stock one back in (if it is really the stock one) and junking the SLP one if it would be more beneficial (cost efficient)...

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    Stock MAF. It is good for 500RWHP.

    If you get to the point where you need to upgrade...you should go SD tune.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Stock MAF. It is good for 500RWHP.

    If you get to the point where you need to upgrade...you should go SD tune.
    Thanks Mr. Luos...I guess I will be going out tonight and putting that stock one back in, and trying to ebay the SLP one haha...hopefully...

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    Quote Originally Posted by chaosinfinite View Post
    I have a question.. Is it really ideal to replace your MAF then? Mine came with the Delphi (I think...bought it used) Then I went out and got an SLP MAF...the thing threw me a SES code. When you get down to it.. is this mod even worth the money? I am wondering if I should go put the stock one back in (if it is really the stock one) and junking the SLP one if it would be more beneficial (cost efficient)...
    Delphi is an OEM company for GM.
    (Original Equipment Manufacture) considered to be stock for most part houses.
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    Yeah I just found that out....Looks like I will be selling my SLP MAF then since I wasted $200 on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Leave your MAF alone.
    Alright I wont touch it, I guess I havent heard of doing it yet for a reason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    Stock MAF. It is good for 500RWHP.

    If you get to the point where you need to upgrade...you should go SD tune.
    what is SD tune?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35thz28camaro View Post
    what is SD tune?
    Speed Density.

    Completely gets rid of the MAF.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35thz28camaro View Post
    what is SD tune?
    As Mr. Luos stated, you wanna ditch the MAF and go SD when your motor flows more air than the MAF can read. This form of tuning uses the values all the other sensors on the motor sends to the pcm, in order to calculate the afr. This in turn makes it more difficult to tune since youre looking at several other sensors for values instead of just one. Hope this helps!

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