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Old 02-10-2003, 04:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default changeing from air flow sensor to mas sensor

I recently took the time to realize that this convertion could be done. with the proper diagrams and with some nologe i htink it can be acomplished. studing the mas flow senso on a honda , and lookin at mine theres some resemblence.Ill keep you posted and will let you know if it can done.Peace out hyundai fans:smoking:
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I'm sorry to say, it's not just resemblance that you have to look into, there are many maf's out there that look the same... do a search on MAF conversion over on Hyundaiaftermarket.com
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there's like... nothing on that site?

I can't click on anything
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I recently took the time to realize that this convertion could be done. with the proper diagrams and with some nologe i htink it can be acomplished. studing the mas flow senso on a honda , and lookin at mine theres some resemblence.Ill keep you posted and will let you know if it can done.Peace out hyundai fans:smoking:
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Psst Hondas have MAP sensors. :
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Why would you want to swap? You won't gain hardly any power for the amount of money spent to do it correctly.
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There's some benefits for turbo cars.
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Yes, there are benefits when running with turbo cars, but this is in the NA tuning forum.

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