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MAF translator pro in speed density

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nkosi

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May 17, 2004
montreal, QC, Canada
What is a safe boost level for a gm 3 bar map sensor ...im planning to run a max boost of 35psi ....is this a safe boost level to still get accurate readings to my translator pro from the map sensor ... the gm map at 3 bar or 45psi rating u have a limit on how much boost it can read before becoming inaccurate ...all input are welcome :D
 
What is a safe boost level for a gm 3 bar map sensor ...im planning to run a max boost of 35psi ....is this a safe boost level to still get accurate readings to my translator pro from the map sensor ... the gm map at 3 bar or 45psi rating u have a limit on how much boost it can read before becoming inaccurate ...all input are welcome :D

I'm confused. Are you trying to figure out how much air flow the GM MAF with translator can read in speed density or running it with out a GM MAF in speed density with a translator?
 
I'm confused. Are you trying to figure out how much air flow the GM MAF with translator can read in speed density or running it with out a GM MAF in speed density with a translator?

hey man im running a GM map sensor without the Gm MAF sensor with the translator pro in speed density ...i just want to clarify how much manifold pressure can the GM 3 bar sensor handle safely :D
 
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