CAI MAF Sizes?
5/27/05, 10:28 AM
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What are the sizes of MAF from various CAI's like Steeda's, C&L's, JLT's, Mac's, etc... ? I am interested in knowing this. I read somewhere that the C&L MAF is 90mm, but I don't think that is right. I think JLT's is like 89mm, and I think everyone else's are about 85mm. Should just a few mm really make a big difference? If anyone has any info, please post it. Thanks.
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5/28/05, 01:09 PM
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5/29/05, 01:26 AM
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interesting - the RPM web site quotes 82mm for the 05 - the C&L web site quotes 85mm for 1989-2001 mustangs, I wonder which is incorrect... I have the same box from my C&L intake which I just checked and it quotes 85mm like yours... weird
5/31/05, 01:03 PM
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JLT's intake tube after the MAF is 4" ID. The MAF housing is not 4" ID. Jay, do you have any input on this? Is it a 90mm? Also Blazing Saddles, your intake tube is also 4", right? If you are talking about getting velocity, you should keep the inatke path the same ID, or you are losing velocity by making the ID bigger. Just a thought.
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5/31/05, 04:50 PM
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Correct on the Steeda- George-85MM.
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