[Shotimes] MAF connector question

[Mark Nunnally]

Carl you should be able to just have your LPM programmer leave the stock MAF
curve in the EEC, and your Pro M 77 should work fine.

Here's the stock chart if you like techie stuff :)  As far as I know, Pro M
is about the only company that will supply you with a chart of your meter as
it's calibrated (at least on their 77mm unit).  Nice for tuning if you are
using a non-stock curve.

Note you can set the max voltage in the EEC to 5 volt (assuming you have a
meter that will accurately measure at that high of voltage) but I still say
you are better off working on the other/middle end of the curve (ie, you
want some headroom)

Voltage       Airflow (kg/hr)

15.99976    847.90877
4.74194      847.90877
4.6001        825.41194
4.4541        767.42715
4.30591      711.66035
4.15503      632.1293
4.05005      599.17619
3.88989      535.17112
3.5249        431.87581
3.19995      340.93791
2.96997      285.48797
2.82007      253.80229
2.67993      223.38404
2.37988      171.10267
2.30005      162.86439
2.19995      145.75412
2.1001        133.07985
1.80005       96.00761
1.69995       87.45247
1.46997       65.58936
1.12012       39.29024
0.88989       27.56654
0.76001       23.13055
0.59595       17.11027
0.42993       12.35741
0.25              8.23828
0                   8.23828


> Finally, I had bought an LPM to go with the MAF as a companion, but not a
> required add-on.  Getting the chip to work properly with my 77mm has been
> a little tricky.  I'm going to attempt one more shot at this using a dyno
> to obtain the A/F ratio.  At the present time I am not running the chip.