Maf

[DSGsupra89]

Does anyone know how to delete the maf sensor with going maf-pro I know its a good system but I'm dropping an a t-70 in my car. My friend made a custom intake pipe so he can connect the maf to his t-70 but I want to just delete the whole thing. Any tips well help

 

[Nick M]

You need a replacement intake pipe. Is that what you mean? The car doesn't have a MAF sensor.

 

[DSGsupra89]

sorry I mean the Maf the little unit thats in front of the turbo that reads air. I wandering how can you delete it without getting a Maf-pro piggy back system I puting in a t-70 my friend made a pipe that connects his stock maf unite to his t-70 on his supra but I just want to delete it all

 

[bountykilla0118]

u can go a cheaper route then MAFT-PRO ...... search MAF-T

 

[GrimJack]

The sensor you are referring to is called an AFM, or Air Flow Meter. The Supra doesn't use a MAF, or Mass Air Flow sensor.

The only ways to remove this involve adding something else to measure the air going into your engine. MAFT, MAFT Pro, HKS VPC, standalone ECU, etc. It's a fairly simple task to remove the AFM sensor itself after that.

PS: Anyone considering putting on a t70 sized turbo should be buying a full standalone ECU anyway.

 

[Nick M]

He could always fabricate a manifold and blow through carb if he wants to throw parts in the garbage so bad.

 

[DSGsupra89]

I have an hks f-con in the car with the gcc on it well it hook right up to the f-con and delete the stock maf on the car. If I get the HKS VPC on it

The sensor you are referring to is called an AFM, or Air Flow Meter. The Supra doesn't use a MAF, or Mass Air Flow sensor.

The only ways to remove this involve adding something else to measure the air going into your engine. MAFT, MAFT Pro, HKS VPC, standalone ECU, etc. It's a fairly simple task to remove the AFM sensor itself after that.

PS: Anyone considering putting on a t70 sized turbo should be buying a full standalone ECU anyway.