Grizz 44
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I had a 80mm Pro-M MAFS on my 97 3.8L mustang. Do you think it will work on my 04 ST?? This is probably a dumb question but I had to ask cuz it is just sitting in my garage.
Pro-M MAFS question
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Paul H
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you can try it....
but i think the highest you can go is 73, the truck might not run right though.
whats the worst thing if it doesnt work, you take it off and put the stock one back on?
paul
but i think the highest you can go is 73, the truck might not run right though.
whats the worst thing if it doesnt work, you take it off and put the stock one back on?
paul
Grizz 44
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yea that is true.... i just might have to try that then... thanks paul
George C
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Grizz,
I have a 75mm Pro-m on mine and as long as you use the reprogrammed sensor that comes with the maf you should be fine. If everything lines up go for it.
George
I have a 75mm Pro-m on mine and as long as you use the reprogrammed sensor that comes with the maf you should be fine. If everything lines up go for it.
George
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Grizz,,,
Does it look like this....
The injectors are a different calibration, But heck IT is worth a try.....
IF not... C&L is selling them, they are not direct bolt on, but It is the same one I have...
Todd Z
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Does it look like this....
The injectors are a different calibration, But heck IT is worth a try.....
IF not... C&L is selling them, they are not direct bolt on, but It is the same one I have...
Todd Z
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