Hey guys, my first post here! and I hope you guys can help me.
I've got a Neo RB25det sitting here.
I've got everything for it, turbo, ecu, loom, throttle body. The works!.. EXCEPT for the AFM.
And was just wondering what afm's are compatible with this engine? don't want a 26afm as apparently they're small? would make sense being twin turbo.
Well Help would be much appreciated.
And cheers in advance!
RB25DET AFM compatibility.. ?
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rb25drag
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Re: RB25DET AFM compatibility.. ? (stevie-wunda)
Im using the Z32 works perfect.
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Darius
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Re: RB25DET AFM compatibility.. ? (rb25drag)
You can't just slap any MAF on a stock ECU. You need to find a MAF that has the same voltage vs. air flow curve as the stock MAF does OR you need to find a stock MAF. I know the S1/S2 RB25's do not have the same curve as the Z32 so I wouldn't think the NEO would either.
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stevie-wunda
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Re: (blurrbosi)
well damn i never really thought about that when i bought a Q45 maf. i hope its the same. but i am either going to have a tuned Ecu, or stand alone, so it shouldnt matter
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Yes i've been having the same problem. Just so you know having the wrong maf will DRASTICALLY screw up your engine's tune. I only ran a 15.6 with full boltons (minus turbo upgrade).
I have a 4 pin MAF, and the Series 2 (from what I can extrapolate) uses a 3 pin connector. If I am right the series 2 and NEO used a similar style 3 pin connector, though the internals may have been different.
Were you supplied with a MAF connector? This will help in determining what type to use.
I have a 4 pin MAF, and the Series 2 (from what I can extrapolate) uses a 3 pin connector. If I am right the series 2 and NEO used a similar style 3 pin connector, though the internals may have been different.
Were you supplied with a MAF connector? This will help in determining what type to use.
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Re: (blurrbosi)
awesome man! thanks for that..blurrbosi wrote:I know first hand that the 96-99 maxima works fine. And they are like 30bux. Best bet
I live in New Zealand so will a maxima afm still be the same? I hope so!
Much appreciated for the help aye! !
Re: (blurrbosi)
blurrbosi wrote:I know first hand that the 96-99 maxima works fine. And they are like 30bux. Best bet
I know this is an old thread but thanks for the help. I have a Neo waiting to be thrown in and she needs this! I hope it works.