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How About a MAF convertion
« on: May 06, 2008, 02:51:34 PM »
We keep reading about guys taking a Mustang GT MAF and retro fit it to a     E30.  Those of you have done the MOD.  Can you share the process.  thank you.

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How About a MAF convertion
« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2008, 03:18:32 PM »
Haha well...........

Start with this:
http://bmw.e30tuner.com/articles_mafcon.php

I am now a lot further along with it, but it is still not quite ready to sell.  The Mustang MAF guys use the Spluit Second kit, which I hear requires a LOT of re-tuning constantly, and it is like $1000.

Unfortunately, the conversion is not something most people can DIY (unless they have chip burners, a wide-band O2 sensor, logging software and a compatible logger, good soldering skills, good fabrication skills and an extra air box).

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How About a MAF convertion
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2008, 02:03:26 PM »
Quote from: bmwman91;48852
Haha well...........

Start with this:
http://bmw.e30tuner.com/articles_mafcon.php

I am now a lot further along with it, but it is still not quite ready to sell.  The Mustang MAF guys use the Spluit Second kit, which I hear requires a LOT of re-tuning constantly, and it is like $1000.

Unfortunately, the conversion is not something most people can DIY (unless they have chip burners, a wide-band O2 sensor, logging software and a compatible logger, good soldering skills, good fabrication skills and an extra air box).


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