Subject	Thanks. I am running 555 injectors
Posted by	hunterg on June 25, 2010 at 2:19 PM
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In Reply To	You can but... posted by DVDBURN (MD) on June 25, 2010 at 11:20 AM
Message	Will be going the dual MAF sensor route and use the add function in the AFC.
Follow Ups	Dual MAF with S-AFC2 - hunterg 10:29:50 06/25/10 You can.. but it is recommended to use a dual MAF program - KongZTT GT28RS MD 10:33:49 06/25/10 Use the summing function of the S-AFC2 (n/m) - -Grimm- 10:33:53 06/25/10 You can but... - DVDBURN (MD) 11:20:04 06/25/10 Otherwise like he said... - DVDBURN (MD) 13:36:54 06/25/10 Thanks. I am running 555 injectors - hunterg 14:19:50 06/25/10 not good advice. listen to nismo_boost,zgene,& wright (n/m) - Antihero 14:30:00 06/25/10 Re: not good advice. listen to nismo_boost,zgene,& wright - DVDBURN (MD) 15:13:08 06/25/10 If the car comes with an SAFC its actually a decent choice - Antihero 15:24:39 06/25/10 If you were planning future upgrades then yes. - DVDBURN (MD) 15:35:09 06/25/10 didnt catch the stock ecu part. - Antihero 15:25:28 06/25/10 and why would anyone use a dummy maf anymore? - Antihero 14:31:02 06/25/10 Guess what? People do. That's why I was asking, duh! :) (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 15:11:07 06/25/10 I ran with a single pop chip for a while - TTFairladyZ 11:21:07 06/25/10 If you use a Twin-POP program with Dual MAF's.... - ZXoltan 12:07:28 06/25/10 Actually it is acceptable to run a dual intake EEPROM when - Wright (Ca) 13:40:08 06/25/10 The answer is NO - nismo_boost31 12:41:08 06/25/10 This makes sense. Thanks for the explanation - hunterg 14:21:23 06/25/10 not necessarily - aliaZ 14:21:58 06/25/10 no need to upgrade, ADD function on the safc - zgene4 13:04:57 06/25/10 Dual MAF sensors and single MAF ECU it is! Thanks all (n/m) - hunterg 14:22:28 06/25/10 eh...depends on how much power you plan on making - aliaZ 14:26:57 06/25/10 2nded, but i think this guy will be ok. - Antihero 14:31:50 06/25/10 he'll be fine for his setup - aliaZ 14:36:55 06/25/10 Exactly! (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 15:14:54 06/25/10 BTW. Don't know if this is in the TT.Net archives or not. - DVDBURN (MD) 16:28:50 06/25/10 Is it voltage or amperage doing it? - CoHPhasor 21:27:08 06/26/10 I'm pretty sure the line only takes into account for volts. - DVDBURN (MD) 06:21:08 06/28/10
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