was beating horses..now maf flow

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The 730 is a three plug ecm, the 165 as you know is a 2.  You can trim a 
second large connector to work.  Or in the archives (sorry) is GMPP John 
Flagg's Co where you can buy the connectors pins etc (connector+header).
730 AIR, has a few more wires, and some switches to flip to "see" the 165 
VSS which have been documented (archives). 
  If I had you current memcal, I could copy the timing off of it, and te use 
that on the 730. But, would  be time consuming for the mail etc..
  Would also need a 730 memcal.
  730's used in lots of FWDer's, amd any v-8 memcal would be fine for what 
your doing.
Grumpy
  The h255 is just a max value, not expressly grams/sec..  Could as easy be
510.


>Yes, but in calc 255hex= 255g/s = 5v... from what I can see.  Now can I
>change the cal so that I can get more than 255g/s? (mod maf of course)...
>Well actualy, Maf=$350 plus SA time   730ecm= Map sensor$? And rewire
>(cheaP?)
>
>
>ARRG!
>Here is my question.   Will my connectors for 165 ECM go into 730 ecm ? Do I
>have to add many wires?  Anyone have a diagram/info on swap over? Maybe my
>better option is to change over?  I'd benefit a lot from not having the maf
>in the intake (room is limited).  Anyone have a 730 ecm?  I will trade a 165
>ecm with apyu prom for one.  I would need a custom Cal for one too... ( alum
>heads, 520 lift 218 at .050 265 total, 11:1 AFR 190cc heads, 3.42 read
>700r4, no ac) anybody done something for similar motor?
>Mike Rolica
>EXT. 260
> :-)
>
>
>	-----Original Message-----
>	From:	David A. Cooley [SMTP:n5xmt at bellsouth.net]
>	Sent:	Friday, October 29, 1999 5:58 PM
>	To:	gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu
>	Subject:	RE: was beating horses..now maf flow
>
>	At 02:36 PM 10/29/99 -0400, you wrote:
>	>Which I've hear too in the archives 255= 5v the max the maf will
>output.
>	>Think I would rather go map than screwing with the maf, seems to be
>a lot
>
>	Well, The hex value for 5V is 255, but that 5V value of 255 doesn't
>mean 
>	255 g/s...
>	The MAF may produce it's max voltage at 160g/s, 255 g/s or 700g/s
>Depends 
>	on the MAF as to what max really is.  The cal just has to know how
>the 
>	curve is and what it means (IE: .75V=37g/s etc...)
>
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