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Old 17th October 2005, 04:49   #1
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DINAN Maf

Does anyone have any picture of stock MAF v.s Dinan upgraded aluminum mafs? Reason being I bought the car that supposedly had the upgraded MAFs but I want to compare to make sure the previous owner didn't take off the maf and ecu before I bought the car. I did see the welding of the MAF bung to the body of the MAF, so I think my maf's are not the plastic type but I just want to be sure.

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Re: DINAN Maf

if your mafs are not plastic, they're not stock. I don't have any pictures of mine, but if you go to www.dinanbmw.com you can find pics under their e39 M5 page.
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Re: DINAN Maf

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if your mafs are not plastic, they're not stock. I don't have any pictures of mine, but if you go to www.dinanbmw.com you can find pics under their e39 M5 page.
Mike
Hi,

Thanks, I already went to Dinan's site but picture isn't very clear. I can't really tell if mine are plastic or not since it's still got that black coating on it but I did see "welding" wripples for the MAF sensor plug bung to the body of the maf, so I am assuming it's not plastic since plastic mold should be a 1 piece and can't be welded...can anyone look at their stock maf and see if it's got any welding wripples?

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Hi,

Thanks, I already went to Dinan's site but picture isn't very clear. I can't really tell if mine are plastic or not since it's still got that black coating on it but I did see "welding" wripples for the MAF sensor plug bung to the body of the maf, so I am assuming it's not plastic since plastic mold should be a 1 piece and can't be welded...can anyone look at their stock maf and see if it's got any welding wripples?

Thanks.

Wayne
that sounds like the dinan mafs. The dinan ones have a black crinkle paint finish, the oe are smooth plastic, no weld marks on the oe.
I can try to take a pic tomorrow of the dinan mafs if you want.
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Re: DINAN Maf

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that sounds like the dinan mafs. The dinan ones have a black crinkle paint finish, the oe are smooth plastic, no weld marks on the oe.
I can try to take a pic tomorrow of the dinan mafs if you want.
Mike

here's another way, the tubing from the mafs to the plenum is plastic on the oe mafs, a gray silicone tube on the dinan.
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00 M5 Ti Silver; Imola/black sportiv --Sold
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Supersprint Headers, Dinan CAI kit and MAFS, Throttle Bodies, Cams, Ported heads, Exhaust, Custom dinan software, Evosport Pullies, Dinan clutch and lightened flywheel; Ignition solutions plasma coils
Suspension:
Dinan Stage 3 with front and rear Strut Tower Braces, Beastpower Sway bar brackets, Dinan Wheels with 275/285 PilotSport, X5 Thrust arm bushings, Stoptech 355mm 4 piston front, 355mm 2 piston rear brake kit, Dinan 3.45 diff
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