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PostPosted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 3:02 pm 
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Found out today that the car hit 4.99v on the MA meter. Guess I need a new meter. Anyone have any suggestions? Car is setup as blow-through.

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 3:10 pm 
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Gonna have to somehow get it cal'd to allow the change in air flow compared to the draw through setup. You may try a larger meter to see if that works...

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I'm thinking about getting a pro-m meter. According to C&L (called them yesterday) my meter is done. There's no way to cal it for any more flow. I'd need to step up to a larger meter for that.


With regards to pro-m: do all their meters ship with a flow sheet or do I need to send it back to them as soon as I get it to get it flowed? Do they sell seperate "off the shelf" meters for blow-through?

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I believe all Pro-M meters ship with atleast a 10pt curve which can be converted to a 30 pt curve.

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