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NorCalZ: (2007-12-16 21:55:48)

I want to perform a MAF to MAP conversion on my '87 Z31. Anyone out there know what it would take or how to do this? I've heard that a MAP sensor is a better gauge than a MAF especially when boosted so any help would be appreciated, thanks.


nutsaq: (2007-12-17 00:45:20)

just install a control system that is designedto use a map sensor setup.


NorCalZ: (2007-12-17 01:09:10)

so i can't just hardwire the map sensor into the MAF wires? I'd actually need to buy a whole new fuel management system, correct?


91crxsir: (2007-12-17 02:59:12)

You need to buy some kind of stand alone setup. I can say if you didn't know that then you wont be able to install it yourself.


NorCalZ: (2007-12-17 06:18:49)

well, i was starting my research by asking that question, but I am definitely capable of installing a system like that… I'm just coming to you guys for answers and support, not insults thank you very much.


SATAN: (2007-12-18 03:09:40)

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The easy way would be to run a stand alone. This way you can choose between a MAP or a MAF. There is probably a way to wire one in and use all kinds of fancy electrical engineering shit, but to do it easily… No. Just go stand alone.


NorCalZ: (2007-12-20 08:12:26)

awesome… that's what I was looking for, thanks… greatly appreciated