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drop-in filters -- results from tricking the MAF or less restriction?

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Old Apr 14, 2009 | 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Grip Master
Exactly what i was just about to say, great post. With heated wire, or heated Grid type MAF's the PCM varies the amperage give to the heater, in order to keep it at a constant temp. More air flow= more amps needed to keep the wire at the desired temp, which tells the PCM how many Grams/sec are going into the engine.

So, if you and gunzo are correct why does the afr go leaner, calculated load go down, and gram/s reported by the maf go down when going form the factory filter to an aftermarket filter like the works?
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Old Apr 14, 2009 | 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted by DTM
I think we are essentially saying the same thing then. I do not believe the sampling area will change with a filter element.

On your other point above...I'm not sure I can relate to the "magical waves"...but I am interested in looking at my old logs as well now when I did the IC and filter tests last year. I would love to see your logs. If you don't have time to post please email them to me as I would like to look at many different areas including TP, temp and the like. A pressure differential COULD mess with the readings slightly I guess... Not really sure. I have to do some digging.

Good post!
Hey Nick, logs are attached back on page 2 as is a link to the plots.
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