MAFS vs Speed Density TPI
Marc2365 at aol.com
Marc2365 at aol.com
Mon Jan 13 02:46:08 GMT 1997
In a message dated 97-01-12 14:42:44 EST, you write:
> Yet, a MAFS sensor based system is supposedly more forgiving of
> performance modifications, and allows the use of a hotter cam. The speed
> density system requires a good vacuum signal to calculate air flow, and
> hot cams don't lend themselves well to big, stable vacuum signals.
Unless, of course, you have a way to manually adjust the computer
(at idle). We had severe idle problems on a big cammed 88 Mustang
(speed density). We added a simple "add on" computer and the problem
was solved. And the car did run better (faster) than the identical "mass
air" cars.
Marc
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