Subject	My dad had one on his blown F-150...
Posted by	MPV TT on December 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In Reply To	Re: maybe you mean these: posted by Bigwill837 on December 19, 2011 at 03:38 PM
Message	... And unlike the completely exposed wires of the Z32 MAF, the Ford design has a one way wedge design which prevents it from going all screwy when you close the throttle and there is blow back past the MAF in the opposite direction. VAN POWER My Van Website
Follow Ups	Blow Through MAF setup - Bigwill837 12:50:34 12/19/11 know* (n/m) - Bigwill837 13:09:37 12/19/11 Yeah, it will. But the plastic explodes at ~12psi. - 1badz32 (MN) 13:21:04 12/19/11 One of my good buddies has a Blow-Through setup on his R32.. - Zinn2win 13:52:11 12/19/11 I'd love to ditch the draw through setup - aliaZ 14:55:21 12/19/11 hmm wouldn't the MAF material fail even faster - s3trios 14:01:45 12/19/11 particles travel slower in a blow through setup - aliaZ 14:35:14 12/19/11 plus the density of air might lead to a more tuneable setup - dTb 21:54:00 12/19/11 Nice work! - Jim (Selin Design) 14:18:48 12/19/11 Re: Nice work! - Bigwill837 17:10:51 12/19/11 another option - aliaZ 14:47:41 12/19/11 Something similar... - Bigwill837 14:54:58 12/19/11 I don't see any supporting electronics? - aliaZ 14:57:22 12/19/11 maybe you mean these: - aliaZ 15:04:16 12/19/11 Re: maybe you mean these: - Bigwill837 15:38:28 12/19/11 My dad had one on his blown F-150... - MPV TT 00:00:15 12/20/11 Nissan uses that style on all of their new cars. - nissanguyz32 16:10:53 12/19/11 That's serious cash for a simple f*n sensor! (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 22:32:30 12/19/11 any worries of oil contamination? (n/m) - Antihero 14:13:13 12/20/11
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