Did you run a filter with it?lilskyline240 wrote:that maf setup is going to give u a TON of problems. because when your driving air is going to be forced into the maf faster than the car is using it causing your ecu to think its using more air then it really is which is going to cause a rich condition and youll bog down majorly. Happened to me when i tired the same thing
The MAF will have a filter, so I don't think I will have an issue. But if I do ill move it back to the engine bay. Im mostly just trying to clean the engine bay up! Dang they get messy in no time. esp with wires.Darius wrote:I am going to have to agree. That maf without a filter is going to give you issues because the air flow coming into it is not going to be laminar especially if it is exposed to forced air. I would move it back into the engine bay like gawdzilla said, put an air filter on it with a conical inlet, and duct cool air towards it.
There is automotive grade flexible duct piping out there that is relatively cheap, but not quite a cheap as the dryer vent pipe from Lowe's
thanks for the clarification big 3000.Carl H wrote:grex=trust=greddy.move the maf, use proper ducting but as said before turbulance will cause it to stall.
Well Im going to give it a shot and see what happens. It honestly seems to rev quicker just at idle. But when I do Propane the MAF will be eliminated anyways.lilskyline240 wrote:even with a filter on it in that location u might still have problems. your not really achieving anything significant by getting that cold air. your turbo is going to heat thst air up so fast its not goin to matter. plus a longer intake pipe hurts ur spool time
Well to me those 5-10 degrees are critical also, Ill let ya know if your right or not in a week.lilskyline240 wrote:cuz its a drag car. that extra 5-10 degrees is critical to them. a filter MIGHT fix the problem but prolly not totally. I guess just go ahead and do what ur gunna do.
To the best of my knowledge, most turbo drag cars run MAPS rather than MAFS.rb25drag wrote:Then why do all these Turbo drag cars run there suck pipes from the front of the car?
It doesnt make any sense to me to run Hot air through something that runs better with cold air temps.
I understand about the forced air in the MAFS making it run richer. But its not going to be reading alot different once the filter is installed, That should restrict it enough to not cause that.
not to thread jack but my car is doing that.idk why i havent done anything to it i just put the engine in the car and it dose it. i have a nismo fpr on it with a walbro pump and its set to 36psi.I think my base timng might be off could this cause it?lilskyline240 wrote:it wont run a little more rich, it will run STUPID rich. your car will bog, then catch, then bog, then catch making a bucking broncho action. Your intake temps might be cooler but ill bet u your cold pipe temps will only be diff by MAYBE 5 degrees. Ur better off making your intercooler more efficient than making a cold air intake on a turbo car
I'm not really sure what you're trying to say... but you might want to understand how a MAF works anywaytight240 wrote:Now someone please correct me if im wrong, we have a MAF wich meausure AIR FLOW so what the hell is the big deal about temp? The only difference is cold air has more air molecules, which is what the MAF is doing..................... measuring air, not tempature. Now puttin the maf all the way up front is going make it run hella rich because off all that air bein forced not the tempature. Now what do you have done, for your car to be pullin like a quote on quote 400hp 280Z?
rbsileighty wrote:
I'm not really sure what you're trying to say... but you might want to understand how a MAF works anyway
http://www.sensorland.com/HowPage060.html
I understand how it works, thats y i was trying figure out y it seems y people were puttin temp in as a facture.rbsileighty wrote:
I'm not really sure what you're trying to say... but you might want to understand how a MAF works anyway
http://www.sensorland.com/HowPage060.html
Something like that!!mott6904 wrote:Looks like you just threw it together and called it a day
]hes not tryin to get cold air for his maf....hes tryin to get it for his motor. Lower intake temp means denser air [/QUOTE wrote:
Yes that is the plan. Cold intake temps = more power
You wouldn't believe me!wrote:Now what do you have done, for your car to be pullin like a quote on quote 400hp 280Z?
Something like that!!mott6904 wrote:Looks like you just threw it together and called it a day
]hes not tryin to get cold air for his maf....hes tryin to get it for his motor. Lower intake temp means denser air.[/QUOTE wrote:Yes that is the plan. Colder intake temps = more power
You wouldn't believe me!wrote:Now what do you have done, for your car to be pullin like a quote on quote 400hp 280Z?