SteveSkal

Sounds like you are on a tight budget if you are willing to attempt to drill your stock flow tube!
I'd suggest a C&L meter with the correct sampling tube, it's probably your cheapest route since you will re-use your stock electronics. Look on E-bay. prices are very good.

FivePointOhh

is this a good mass air sensor? http://www.jdsperformance.com/index....m&inmake=0

SteveSkal

Yes that is a very good MAF, that's from the old Pro-M boys (same company basically, different name)

samseed101

That's the same as mine, sort of. I'm using a PMAS MAF as well, except it's a blow through and that one is draw through. Good company though.

Claysstang

Well at the moment I have a pro-m 76mm MAF meter but its for my 19 lb'ers I fugure I could probably buy a new one and sell that ..lol probably make some money to.... Will the pro-m electronics work fine with a C&L housing and sample tube?

droptopred

on ebay you can buy 22.5 lb fuel injectors with no modification needed, im ordering it for my car, i have a 95 gt...

droptopred

thats at least what the seller told me, if im wrong and it will not fit please let me know so i just put on stock 19lb ones. because my car was eating gas and i found out the reason why is because my injectors are sh*t....

dimebag

22.5 w. the 19 meter... yea it would work better, but still not right... the car will run rich...

samseed101

Who is saying that you can run larger injectors without a chip / tune / calibrated MAF? Do you have a link to this? 22.5 lb injectors for your 5.0? I've gotta say that this would be a first for me. I've never seen any rated at 22 1/2.

Even if they did exist, according to your sig you're bone stock. Why would you get larger injectors?

samseed101

Again, even if they did make 22.5 pound injectors... I think I woul just increase fuel pressure before I wasted money on them.