I'd assume they'd work just the same if there is a "translator" harness included. However, you'd still need software of some kind to compensate for the larger tube.
you might give them a ring to see what's up.
edit:
I just called them. They need a translation box (or something like that) to work properly. Basically it would be something like $1100 for 2 MAFs + 2 Translation boxes (139.99 for each MAF and 399 for the box). Im sure that these could work with any CAI, or with a step up/down hose and the stock intake.
Last edited by E55AMG2; 1st February 2008 at 23:36.
I'd assume they'd work just the same if there is a "translator" harness included. However, you'd still need software of some kind to compensate for the larger tube.
you might give them a ring to see what's up.
edit:
I just called them. They need a translation box (or something like that) to work properly. Basically it would be something like $1100 for 2 MAFs + 2 Translation boxes (139.99 for each MAF and 399 for the box). Im sure that these could work with any CAI, or with a step up/down hose and the stock intake.
i wonder how this setup would compare to dinan's larger maf's
You need to be careful with MAFs, those are GM MAFs, which I think use a PWM output type, completely different than a 0-5V output of our MAFs.
To take full advantage of a larger MAF, you will need the rest of the intake tract to be the same size as well.
Exactly, you have to get a conversion box for it to work properly. I was thinking maybe going to a Dinan CAI, but AFE seems like it will fit my budget a little better. I dont knw about the AFE box though, as it still breathes thru the stock snorkels (where the restriction point of our intake system really is).
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