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Old 10-10-2005, 04:32 PM
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Mafs

What does upgrading your MAF exactly do?? Cuz i was lookin at upgrading mine to a 300zx one....I have an RB25...is that a wise decision???

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Re: Mafs

just the diameter is larger to allow for more airflow.. isnt the rb25 maf the same size as the 300zx one?
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Old 10-10-2005, 08:14 PM
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Re: Re: Mafs

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just the diameter is larger to allow for more airflow.. isnt the rb25 maf the same size as the 300zx one?
IDK...maybe ill check the sizes out first...i just see ppl talkin bout upgrading to a 300zx maf...im assuming they were talkin bout sr20's then..

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Old 10-10-2005, 09:18 PM
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Re: Mafs

It is capable of metering more air. The stocker maxxes at 1v IIRC. The 300zx MAFS maxxes at 5v.

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im assuming they were talkin bout sr20's then
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isnt the rb25 maf the same size as the 300zx one?
Look for a thread from a couple days ago to find out how to identify MAFS's that are compatible with the 300ZX MAFS.
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It is capable of metering more air. The stocker maxxes at 1v IIRC. The 300zx MAFS maxxes at 5v.



And KA's.
The voltage, nor the diameter are the sole reasoning why the Z32 MAF resolutes more air.

It's both combined.

Thats why larger MAFs like the Q45 unit don't meter as much air on it's voltage spectrum compared to the smaller Z32 unit.

For those that can't understand that:

X amt of Airflow = 1.9v on a N62 MAF (Z32)
X amt of Airflow = 2.7v on a N60 MAF (Maxima)
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Old 10-11-2005, 11:43 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Mafs

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The voltage, nor the diameter are the sole reasoning why the Z32 MAF resolutes more air.

It's both combined.

Thats why larger MAFs like the Q45 unit don't meter as much air on it's voltage spectrum compared to the smaller Z32 unit.

For those that can't understand that:

X amt of Airflow = 1.9v on a N62 MAF (Z32)
X amt of Airflow = 2.7v on a N60 MAF (Maxima)
So i should just stick with my Rb one??
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So i should just stick with my Rb one??
If you are under 300whp, yes.

If you are going over 300whp then no, you will need to upgrade to the Z32 AFM.
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Re: Mafs

I didn't want to say what he already said.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Mafs

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If you are under 300whp, yes.

If you are going over 300whp then no, you will need to upgrade to the Z32 AFM.
Alright thanks man...im lookin at pushin bout 350hp or so, so ill just upgrade that....
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