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Guru650
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Joined: Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:07 pm
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Location: Victorville ca
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 Maf adapter Looking for a used/new Maf adapter so I can get rid of my stock air box once and for all... An slap on a cone filter. Not sure where to look, I'm staying away frm ebay....
Hopefully someone has a used one laying around that they'd like to sell... lol
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boosting_laser
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Joined: Tue May 22, 2007 10:48 pm
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Location: Whittier
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Re: Maf adapter You mean a maf translator? Or maf adapter for DSMLINK?
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Guru650
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Location: Victorville ca
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Maf adapter I believe it's the mass air flow adapter, to hook up a 3" cone filter and ditch the stock airbox....
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boosting_laser
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Location: Whittier
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Re: Maf adapter Oh, gotcha...ebay may be the cheapest route. They're just plastic deals, no better then "name" brand.
_________________Hugo Best 1/4 mile: 10.78 @ 131, 27psi, E85
Best 1/8 mile: 6.97 @ 101, 29 psi, E85531.5whp 414.8tq @ 29psi, FP3575 on Q16
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96gs-trickout
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Re: Maf adapter we sale one at oreilly the brand is SPECTRE but is for a 4" filter like 12bucks
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SOADweskey
No More 2.3L
Joined: Tue May 22, 2007 7:36 pm
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Location: Jacksonville, FL
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Re: Maf adapter I have never seen the specter one in person but it looks pretty good.
And as for ebay there are a couple out there.
Here is the real cheap plastic one that gets the job done.
And here is a metal one that comes with a K&N filter.
Or if you are balling there is the actual K&N FIPK intake. The biggest difference with this one is that the inside of the metal adapter has a nice smooth radius to direct air into the MAF (I'm not sure that makes any difference pre-turbo though.)
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Guru650
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Maf adapter I'll check out the spectre adapter.... Not sure if it will fit, i saw it was made for ford... But most adapters are universal... I just want something for now. When I start getting mor hours at work I'll slap on the k&n fipk
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Guru650
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Maf adapter I got the 4" spectre maf adapter at kragen/o'reilly for $12. And a standard cone filter for now.
Makes a BIG difference getting rid of the stock restricting box... An slapping this on. I can actually hear my turbo spool up now... Ftw
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Guru650
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Maf adapter Btw...
The spectre adapter isn't for fords, like their website advertises them to be.
behind the packaging it shows 95-99 eclipse turbos as direct fitment.. lol
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