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Mongo the Meet Coordinator
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Is it faster than your car though.
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It's simple. When the first MAF maxes out, the other one will catch the rest of the airflow.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
LTb1ow
Is it faster than your car though.
probably since it meters twice the air
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Originally Posted by
Blackbirdws6
It's simple. When the first MAF maxes out, the other one will catch the rest of the airflow.
I was thinking more of a fail safe type system where if the first one dies the 2nd one picks it up
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1986 Honda VFR750 - 89.3HP to the wheel
2000 Trans Am M6 - Mods: Yes.
2018 Durango R/T - AFE Intake, JLT Catch Can, Stainless Works Catback, Vinyl Dodge Racing Stripes
1996 Trans Am WS6 M6 SOLD
Last edited by ThoR294; 04-08-2021 at 11:18 PM .
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Is it in a car? I've seen an airplane, they have redundant ECMs
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
PolarBear
Is it in a car? I've seen an airplane, they have redundant ECMs
Where have you seen an airplane?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
sweetbmxrider
Where have you seen an airplane?
On the internet, duh. There is a company putting LS engine in a plane, he said he had to create redundant ECMs to comply with FAA regs
Not where I saw it, but the 43rd post describes it all
https://www.homebuiltairplanes.com/f...s.29894/page-3
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it does not surprise me its on an lt1
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