firebirdvert305
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- Mar 6, 2005
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Davenport,
Florida
Thanks for the tips! I am still using stock mas. I will be putting the airflow sliders back to zero to see if i can try and bring my fuel trims back inline.
Your welcome man. Id def. put the airflow settings back to zero, this will put the fuel trims back inline. The stock mitsubishi maf will automatically do this, if you eventually want to run a maf-t with a gm maf, your going to have to do it manually. Reason being the mitsubishi maf calculates airflow different then a gm maf, but the gm maf will be able to read upward of 4000+hz (650+whp). Also id advise you to probley keep the boost right where its at, as of the moment, reason being on the 2g maf...it starts to drop counts around 3000hz (mafraw), your right on the limit, its actually starting to do it now. Open the log and hit ctrl + Z, highlight/checkmark mafraw, and look at the parts of the log under full boost, see how choppy the mafraw signal is starting to get? It will continue to get worse and worse as the boost gets upped, bad things can stem from this, if it drops alot of counts of airflow, at high rpm it can be very dangerous to the motor. In the future if you plan to up the boost more, id take a look into a gm maf-t setup, it can support alot more then a mitsu maf could ever dream of, and driveability is great. If you decide to ever go that route let me know, I can help you dial it in perfectly. Good luck with the setup!




. Keep up the great work., Hows the torque steer. You must have massive forarms.. 