I want to use twin MAF on a twin turbo setup on a 351W I am going to build, thinking of using two second hand factory 5.0L etc MAF's.
And maybe twin throttle bodies, depending on the design of the intake I build etc.
How do you go about setting it up either twin MAF's and/or twin throttle bodies.
XR9UTE (Peter from "Performance Is Electronic" Australia) could tell me, but I just decided that as a new member looking at buying a Tweecer I would like to hear others ideas as well.
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damage181
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Twin MAF how do you set it up?
I want to build a 351W, fitted with roller cam, twin turbo and straight LPG vapour injection(Aussie company http://www.gas-injection.com/index.htm ) using either EECIV or EECV to control it and a EAOD to fit into an Aussie late 90's Falcon wagon.
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Re: Twin MAF how do you set it up?
Take a look on the "EECTuner Forum" in the files section there is a schematic showing how to build a suming circuit to use 2 identical MAF meters. Also do a search in the message archives in the same forum, as there was a lot of discussion on this topic at one time.damage181 wrote:I want to use twin MAF on a twin turbo setup on a 351W I am going to build, thinking of using two second hand factory 5.0L etc MAF's.
And maybe twin throttle bodies, depending on the design of the intake I build etc.
How do you go about setting it up either twin MAF's and/or twin throttle bodies.
XR9UTE (Peter from "Performance Is Electronic" Australia) could tell me, but I just decided that as a new member looking at buying a Tweecer I would like to hear others ideas as well.
Thanks,
Dale McPeters
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damage181
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Re: Twin MAF how do you set it up?
Thanks mate, had to read that again, I didnt know there was an EECTuner forum, thanks again!Dale McPeters wrote:Take a look on the "EECTuner Forum" in the files section there is a schematic showing how to build a suming circuit to use 2 identical MAF meters. Also do a search in the message archives in the same forum, as there was a lot of discussion on this topic at one time.damage181 wrote:I want to use twin MAF on a twin turbo setup on a 351W I am going to build, thinking of using two second hand factory 5.0L etc MAF's.
And maybe twin throttle bodies, depending on the design of the intake I build etc.
How do you go about setting it up either twin MAF's and/or twin throttle bodies.
XR9UTE (Peter from "Performance Is Electronic" Australia) could tell me, but I just decided that as a new member looking at buying a Tweecer I would like to hear others ideas as well.
Thanks,
Dale McPeters
I want to build a 351W, fitted with roller cam, twin turbo and straight LPG vapour injection(Aussie company http://www.gas-injection.com/index.htm ) using either EECIV or EECV to control it and a EAOD to fit into an Aussie late 90's Falcon wagon.
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Dale McPeters
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Re: Twin MAF how do you set it up?
You are welcome.damage181 wrote:Thanks mate, had to read that again, I didnt know there was an EECTuner forum, thanks again!Dale McPeters wrote:Take a look on the "EECTuner Forum" in the files section there is a schematic showing how to build a suming circuit to use 2 identical MAF meters. Also do a search in the message archives in the same forum, as there was a lot of discussion on this topic at one time.damage181 wrote:I want to use twin MAF on a twin turbo setup on a 351W I am going to build, thinking of using two second hand factory 5.0L etc MAF's.
And maybe twin throttle bodies, depending on the design of the intake I build etc.
How do you go about setting it up either twin MAF's and/or twin throttle bodies.
XR9UTE (Peter from "Performance Is Electronic" Australia) could tell me, but I just decided that as a new member looking at buying a Tweecer I would like to hear others ideas as well.
Thanks,
Dale McPeters
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