Need some help from you 1.8T guys......
04-26-2007, 08:23 PM
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I agree, the manifold sucks.
I know you said they scaled the MAF...
I'm not really sure how, being the sensor is physically limited by the size of the housing....the housing is stock. Something doesn't sound right.
But at this point its useless arguing until I log this bish....
I'm not really sure how, being the sensor is physically limited by the size of the housing....the housing is stock. Something doesn't sound right.
But at this point its useless arguing until I log this bish....
04-26-2007, 09:45 PM
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The REVO software does it.
Its specifically tuned for the stock MAF. Thats why you can't just go and put a larger MAF in without adjusting the software. everything you want to know about this kit you can find out on audizine. Most of the info comes from the tuner directly
04-27-2007, 11:32 AM
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Hm, if it's just rescaling, it must be doing some approximation past a certain point
BASELINE is right, it will peak out at some point, and you can't just rescale anymore then.
Does the software approximate the value for the MAF once it is peaked, based on RPM/throttle position/boost/etc?
All I know is I've seen this kit work pretty well without replacing the MAF, but if you are indeed hitting the MAF's peak, that's not ideal.
Does the software approximate the value for the MAF once it is peaked, based on RPM/throttle position/boost/etc?
All I know is I've seen this kit work pretty well without replacing the MAF, but if you are indeed hitting the MAF's peak, that's not ideal.
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