just installed a coldair intake on 06gto and was wondering if it is worth it to get mass airlow sensor or should i just save money on that and just get a programmer. thanks
just installed a coldair intake on 06gto and was wondering if it is worth it to get mass airlow sensor or should i just save money on that and just get a programmer. thanks
I put a Jet mass air flow sensor, K/N Air Intake, and Jet Performance programmer on my 05 Chevy Silverado. The mass air flow sensor was the last item added and could not tell a difference. I did use premium gasoline.
Sold the parts to a co worker and he started getting a pinging sound when accelerating. He was using the premium gas.
just installed a coldair intake on 06gto and was wondering if it is worth it to get mass airlow sensor or should i just save money on that and just get a programmer. thanks
I've heard that it's not worth the $ and it causes problems with hand held tuners. But that's just what I heard.
Dallas64, did you ever get a MAS and install it? I have an AEM Brute force intake with flowmasters and I'm curious to know if the performance MAS is worth it.
This is off the path a bit, but I just ordered a new superchips programmer for the Sierra like i had with the goat..It said programmer would support headers,free flowing exhaust, air intake systems, but works best with stock MAF. On my 05 Silverado i had a Jet programmer, Jet TBS, and a Jet MAF and everything seemed to work fine. Just thought I'd throw that out. I know the MAF are not cheap.
NJSierra, I've read a few of your posts. I've been thinking of the next mod and wanted to get your or anyone else that reads this opinon on what you think should follow. I have a flowmaster super 44's, an AEM Brute Force intake and .... well I guess that's it. I'm thinking along the lines of a shifter since I have a M6 or some headers or a programmer. Whatcha think?
sorry to hijack, but i have a quick question along the same lines. on a pretty well built ls1 (heads cam boltons) that requires larger injectors, is it necessary to get a maf sensor?
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