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Mach 1 Mass Air meter

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Posted by: 32vmach

I have been searching for two hours and can't find the size of our meters. I have the stock 80mm off my Mach 1 and was wondering what size ours is. If it is smaller than 80mm than I will have a free mass upgrade

Posted by: unity

I forget what size but I did not know about this:

http://www.berrysweb.com/clean_your_maf.htm

Posted by: driller

I think it's 70mm or 76mm?

Posted by: shiryu0

we got an 80mm.....

Posted by: 32vmach

Thanks. I guess it was worth a thought I would have hoped it would be an upgrade. But oh well.

Posted by: vr4

Quote:

Originally Posted by unity

I forget what size but I did not know about this:

http://www.berrysweb.com/clean_your_maf.htm

Posted by: Speed Demon

Thats the good stuff^. It evaporates fast, but make sure you let it dry completely before running the car.

Posted by: 32vmach

Thanks but my mass air meter isn't dirty or messing up I just thought I could go bigger if the mach was

Posted by: The Rev

anyone ever do that steam cleaning treatment on the link unity pointed out? I'd be interested in seeing any differences on my 93 w/ 117k

Posted by: AbrahamLincoln

steam clean an engine by putting water into your pcv? right....

Posted by: vr4

Quote:

Originally Posted by AbrahamLincoln

steam clean an engine by putting water into your pcv? right....

any vacuum line will work. just monitor how much water is being pulled in.

ive done it before but didnt notice any difference. my engines are typically pretty clean. always doing something to them

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