I had a random thought today and thought Id ask around. Can the MAF be installed in the intake manifold in anyway? Maybe a slot style one. Just curious.
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Anything CAN be done. Is it a good idea? Probably not. Back when I was soopernoobsicklesauce and wanted ten meeeeellion HP outta the ZX2 I tried making my own CAI with the MAF oriented differently than stock formation. Lemme tell ya there's a difference in velocity the closer you get to the TB. I'm not exactly how or why, but even if you tip the MAF to, say, 90* from how it's lined-up with Earth, it'll skew readings.
Inside the manifold at part throttle, it is way too turbulent to get an accurate reading. MAP would be used instead.
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Hmm it was just an idea. I guess I didnt take into account the turbulence that would be created in there.
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