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Old Jan 16, 2008, 08:58 PM   #1
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MAF-T nubee

I know is Plug and play, but does the ECU reconize it on the OBD2. Would it pass inspection?
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Old Jan 17, 2008, 04:13 PM   #2
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OBDII doesn't see it. Yes, you'll pass inspection. My evo is tuned with ECU Flash with MAF-T pro in speed density mode, and I passed emissions with no issues. So handle your business, and get that MAF-T in there!
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thanks much...ill get one here soon.
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OBDII doesn't see it. Yes, you'll pass inspection. My evo is tuned with ECU Flash with MAF-T pro in speed density mode, and I passed emissions with no issues. So handle your business, and get that MAF-T in there!
LT1, do you have any drivability issues using the MAF-T pro? I plan on using the MAF-T with a 3" GM MAF any pointers would be appreciated.
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LT1, do you have any drivability issues using the MAF-T pro? I plan on using the MAF-T with a 3" GM MAF any pointers would be appreciated.
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No issues at all. Now I have it set in speed density mode, with a 2.3 ltr, 35R, 1000cc injtrs. No issues at all. The guys that tuned my car said they perfer the GM MAF. So I don't think there are any issues there. OBD II doesn't see, know or care that the MAF-T or MAF-T Pro is up and running. If you run it with a GM MAF, then the ECU wants that MAF signal, but that's taken care of by the MAF-T box. There is nothing you'd have to worry about.
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No issues at all. Now I have it set in speed density mode, with a 2.3 ltr, 35R, 1000cc injtrs. No issues at all. The guys that tuned my car said they perfer the GM MAF. So I don't think there are any issues there. OBD II doesn't see, know or care that the MAF-T or MAF-T Pro is up and running. If you run it with a GM MAF, then the ECU wants that MAF signal, but that's taken care of by the MAF-T box. There is nothing you'd have to worry about.
Thanks a lot, I have the Ultimate Racing 35R turbo kit with 880cc injectors and want to get rid of the stock maf, I made 432whp@24psi using a 2.5 inch maf intake pipe which I know is too small. I just bought the maf-t and a 4" intake pipe, with 2.5" ETS upper and lower intercooler pipe.
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No issues at all. Now I have it set in speed density mode, with a 2.3 ltr, 35R, 1000cc injtrs. No issues at all. The guys that tuned my car said they perfer the GM MAF. So I don't think there are any issues there. OBD II doesn't see, know or care that the MAF-T or MAF-T Pro is up and running. If you run it with a GM MAF, then the ECU wants that MAF signal, but that's taken care of by the MAF-T box. There is nothing you'd have to worry about.
Is the bulk of your tuning done in Ecu Flash?

I would almost assume they would have the Pro doing little but simulating SD?

I was all set to go to Pro and then I had a altercation with a bridge. Now that most of that is fixed this is something I would like to get back to.

So how do you like it?
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ECU Flash is used for timming tunning, and the MAF-T Pro is used for fuel tunning. I like it ALOT. The fact that the car is speed density, and can go the emissions testing like the car is stock with a 2.3 ltr/35R combo is awesome. Well worth it if you ask me.
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another stupid Q?

I got the maf and the maf-t. I understand how it works. My question is, do you guys tune your existing fuel map when you add the maf-t or set your ecu back to stock and use the maf-t for your fuel using the stock fuel curve as base. I guess you can go either way but i want to use the maf-t more for controling big injectors and not mess too much with the PITA scaling and latencies.
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^I think that's the easiest way to do it. Are you going speed density or MAF?
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^I think that's the easiest way to do it. Are you going speed density or MAF?
maf for now cause i got it and i wanna get more seat time playing with it. There's 3 or 4 local guys that want to use it so ill figure it out and help them when they get it . I will get the MAF-T PRO in a couple of months and make that SD for my car.
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^I think that's the easiest way to do it. Are you going speed density or MAF?
im sorry, did you say stock base or current
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im sorry, did you say stock base or current
Stock base, enrich with MAF-T. But you may be missing gains from not being able to change timming. But hey I realize you have to start somewhere.
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Stock base, enrich with MAF-T. But you may be missing gains from not being able to change timming. But hey I realize you have to start somewhere.
ive been on ecu flash for a while, so i got her done now. I just want to get in the maf-t wagon. i hate to fight stock mafs with diferent filters and intakes and injector scaling
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also, on my load, i got them scaled to like 300. do i need to go back to 260 (stock) or leave that alone also
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