Subject	If you'll search, this has been discussed quite a bit.
Posted by	Kenny on March 08, 2006 at 4:17 PM
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In Reply To	That helps a lot posted by kaosTTZ on March 08, 2006 at 03:56 PM
Message	So, I assume that the only real difference between a z32 at high altitude and one at low altitude would mean that the higher altidude Z would have to ingest and expell more air than the same Z at a lower altitude. That's incorrect. The lower altitude pressures are higher, thus a greater amount of oxygen is ingested. I think that may be what you meant to say, but it's worth correcting if you didn't just make a typo. Recursively Yours, Kenny... PETZ Member #5 SteamyZ. Never had did me wrong. - SL103 07/06/04 11:58:15
Follow Ups	Question regarding high altitidue air/fuel correction - kaosTTZ 15:26:25 03/08/06 The MAF doesn't measure air volume. - Kenny 15:38:54 03/08/06 KaosTTZ - nixit 15:42:38 03/08/06 That helps a lot - kaosTTZ 15:56:18 03/08/06 send an email to Woody75 - Tim - Tikigod 15:59:01 03/08/06 If you'll search, this has been discussed quite a bit. - Kenny 16:17:09 03/08/06 I actually meant a higher volume - kaosTTZ 16:20:53 03/08/06 That's incorrect as well. - Kenny 16:51:37 03/08/06 Alright... Give me a sec - kaosTTZ 17:34:58 03/08/06 Right. - Kenny 17:47:17 03/08/06 Please elaborate on how the MAF determines the actual - CaliguyPurdue 16:32:21 03/08/06 You said it yourself my friend. - Kenny 16:53:39 03/08/06 Measuring and calculating are very different things. - CaliguyPurdue 17:11:35 03/08/06 Fair enough. (n/m) - Kenny 17:44:25 03/08/06 Please provide a link to the MAF measuring oxygen - AzHeat 17:49:06 03/08/06 You've got a good head on your shoulders, and you - CaliguyPurdue 16:40:30 03/08/06 Thanks for the link... - kaosTTZ 17:26:51 03/08/06
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