KC Ron Carter
10-30-2003, 10:54 AM
Here is a MAF from Split Second
The controller is in the glove box, and is indexed to allow me to play with settings and get back to smooth running.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/arm1.JPG
Here is the Ford 65mm MAF and it is made in JAPAN.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/maf1.JPG
If this engine was shiny enough to reflect,
you would see me smiling while taking the pictures.
Cause I really like the output of the MAF.
Six hours, DIY, including the indicator and can switch back to AFM in 2 minutes, Two screw clamps on MAF, two quick electrical connectors and the OE connector is tie rapped back out of the way.
Here is the Dyno run, 178 HP to rear wheels means
222 HP at the shaft.
http://members.roadfly.org/kcroncarter/towmule.jpg
I am using the J C. chip also, a 3.71 ratio, with 265 Getrag.
The sweet spot of the m30 is now at 2200rpm where it was at 2800rpm.
That is the point where the rumble of the exhaust resonates in frequency with the intake. On the unmodified it is only seen on the cold mornings when the fuel system adds a little more fuel and the cold air is giving it's all.
I really like it.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/maf2.JPG
My source:
http://www.bmpd.com/bmw/parts/catalog/engine_32.shtml
Later,
The controller is in the glove box, and is indexed to allow me to play with settings and get back to smooth running.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/arm1.JPG
Here is the Ford 65mm MAF and it is made in JAPAN.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/maf1.JPG
If this engine was shiny enough to reflect,
you would see me smiling while taking the pictures.
Cause I really like the output of the MAF.
Six hours, DIY, including the indicator and can switch back to AFM in 2 minutes, Two screw clamps on MAF, two quick electrical connectors and the OE connector is tie rapped back out of the way.
Here is the Dyno run, 178 HP to rear wheels means
222 HP at the shaft.
http://members.roadfly.org/kcroncarter/towmule.jpg
I am using the J C. chip also, a 3.71 ratio, with 265 Getrag.
The sweet spot of the m30 is now at 2200rpm where it was at 2800rpm.
That is the point where the rumble of the exhaust resonates in frequency with the intake. On the unmodified it is only seen on the cold mornings when the fuel system adds a little more fuel and the cold air is giving it's all.
I really like it.
http://members.roadfly.com/kcroncarter/maf2.JPG
My source:
http://www.bmpd.com/bmw/parts/catalog/engine_32.shtml
Later,