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Old 04-08-2009, 03:10 PM   #21
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is your car speed density or MAF?? if it is maf it will be able to accommodate mods more easily and handle a little more power, from what I understand. I am a carb guy so the whole FI thing is still new.
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It's MAF. I thought that the MAF could handle more than 130 hp, I hadn't been told that it couldn't support 130 except for that one site, so I didn't know. The other thing was that, from the context, it sounded like it was saying that a stock ecu couldn't handle 130 hp in a forced induction setup, which would require upgraded fuel system and such anyway. So I don't think that it is relevant for an N/A setup. Thanks for all of the input, and good luck on your project dreamer. I guess I won't put in a cam until I know whether I'll get anything out of it
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