Does distance between maf & tb matter?
#11
You should be OK, I missed that you had the KB in your original posting.
The intake plumbing for a s/c setup is far less critical than when running n/a as the blower isolates the MAF (suck through) from the intake pulses. In a blow-through setup there can be problems if the MAF is too close to the TB, or the s/c outlet, when not in boost.
The intake plumbing for a s/c setup is far less critical than when running n/a as the blower isolates the MAF (suck through) from the intake pulses. In a blow-through setup there can be problems if the MAF is too close to the TB, or the s/c outlet, when not in boost.
#12
Ok, but if you look at the pic, my flex pipe bends right where his does. So there is not 6" of straight pipe before hitting the maf. I was wondering if I can connect my filter right to the maf.
Otherwise I can remove 7" of tube(maf-tb) and add 3" (filter- maf)there is already about 3"
Otherwise I can remove 7" of tube(maf-tb) and add 3" (filter- maf)there is already about 3"
#13
It may work alright--if you have lower rpm surging then try "clocking" the MAF to alter the sensor's position relative to the air flow. It's one of those less than optimal things that may work out in the real world.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
jwog666
Pipes, Boost & Juice
11
12-27-2021 08:09 PM
stangin1996gt
4.6L (1996-2004 Modular) Mustang
0
09-21-2015 11:01 AM