I am wanting to make a cold air induction. Will it be ok to move the MAF on a shorter tube or is it programmed for the tube length.
Cold air
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your truck should already be drawing cold air from either behind the fender or behind the headlight.
here is instructions on setting up a K&N conical filter
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/airintake.htm
here is instructions on setting up a K&N conical filter
http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/airintake.htm
The lower section if the air filter box is busted and all the duct work is gone. Thanks for the info.
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the MAFS can be located anywhere in the intake tube. distance from the TB isnt relevant.
the distance between the O2's and the head's is part of the computers programming though...thought that was interesting when i learned it...
the distance between the O2's and the head's is part of the computers programming though...thought that was interesting when i learned it...
Ok thanks that is what I needed to know
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