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jamesroools
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i read somwhere that the afm is very restrictive on the 1.8i m40, just wondering what could be done to derestrict it? or does it have to be replaced with a maf

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jonbuoy
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jamesroools
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mass air flow, i think its like the afm just less restrictive, no idea how it works 

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jamesroools
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have a look at this jon
http://www.splitsec.com/mafkits/universalkits.htm
http://www.splitsec.com/mafkits/universalkits.htm

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jonbuoy
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jonbuoy
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jamesroools
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just found a more cost-effective idea than that one, its possible to do a maf diy, ive looked into it and it seems all you need a is m30 maf sensor, and a piggy back ecu, like this
http://www.perfectpower.com/products/smt6.asp
then just tune it on a laptop
after that and a cam, custom exhaust, and decent intake, port polish, we should be able to take on those 2.5 boys with there six pot wrongness
http://www.perfectpower.com/products/smt6.asp
then just tune it on a laptop
after that and a cam, custom exhaust, and decent intake, port polish, we should be able to take on those 2.5 boys with there six pot wrongness


