PRO M 80mm?
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Using that logic then I guess a 109mm mass air meter would work just as good right? 
I understand what you are saying but there is such a thing as too big even with mass air meters. The air velocity has nothing to do with what is being metered, the air is still going to have less velocity going through the bigger meter. I specifically remember dyno tests that where done with different meters and the larger ones had made less tq because of this reason.
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Briane
I understand what you are saying but there is such a thing as too big even with mass air meters. The air velocity has nothing to do with what is being metered, the air is still going to have less velocity going through the bigger meter. I specifically remember dyno tests that where done with different meters and the larger ones had made less tq because of this reason.
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if a 5000mm air meter could correctly meter the air, it would be fine - its that simple, not 80mm has proven to work fine, however for a stock app, you could get a less expensive meter than a pro-m.
Jesus, so your going to tell me that speed density cars make no torque? They dont even have a meter.
Sometimes you get me, but I think im right on this one - Ill let you pay me in coupla-fuckins.
80mm has proven to work fine, however for a stock app, you could get a less expensive meter than a pro-m.Jesus, so your going to tell me that speed density cars make no torque? They dont even have a meter.
Sometimes you get me, but I think im right on this one - Ill let you pay me in coupla-fuckins.
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I see both of your points of view. I'm just thinking if you're only flowing 30CFM of air through a meter designed for 80, you may not get the proper amount of air through the sample tube or across the grid. If you don't get the proper percentage of air through the sampling area, the car won't run right.
Whether they can insure you get the right percentage of air through it I have no idea.
Whether they can insure you get the right percentage of air through it I have no idea.
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Originally posted by Fordified
I see both of your points of view. I'm just thinking if you're only flowing 30CFM of air through a meter designed for 80, you may not get the proper amount of air through the sample tube or across the grid. If you don't get the proper percentage of air through the sampling area, the car won't run right.
Whether they can insure you get the right percentage of air through it I have no idea.
I see both of your points of view. I'm just thinking if you're only flowing 30CFM of air through a meter designed for 80, you may not get the proper amount of air through the sample tube or across the grid. If you don't get the proper percentage of air through the sampling area, the car won't run right.
Whether they can insure you get the right percentage of air through it I have no idea.
Briane
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Originally posted by Stangonline
if a 5000mm air meter could correctly meter the air, it would be fine - its that simple, not 80mm has proven to work fine, however for a stock app, you could get a less expensive meter than a pro-m.
Jesus, so your going to tell me that speed density cars make no torque? They dont even have a meter.
Sometimes you get me, but I think im right on this one - Ill let you pay me in coupla-fuckins.
if a 5000mm air meter could correctly meter the air, it would be fine - its that simple, not
80mm has proven to work fine, however for a stock app, you could get a less expensive meter than a pro-m.Jesus, so your going to tell me that speed density cars make no torque? They dont even have a meter.
Sometimes you get me, but I think im right on this one - Ill let you pay me in coupla-fuckins.
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ive heard alot of bad thing about c&l and how they dont have the best drivabily and sometimes get funky and make the car not run right. ive heard and read nothing but possitive things about pro M ... 75 MM ??
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Not much cheaper than that.
To tell you the truth, Briane and I both had heard the same things. We both preferred Pro-M (speaking for briane), but his car actually ran the best with the C&L that it came with.
To tell you the truth, Briane and I both had heard the same things. We both preferred Pro-M (speaking for briane), but his car actually ran the best with the C&L that it came with.
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I've had a couple C&L's and a couple ProM's over the years and never had any problems with either one until recently when I tried 2 different blow through ProM meters and they both made my car run horrible, I'm using a C&L 76 right now and it works great.
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