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In a ram-air setup what do you do with the MAF sensor. Can you include it or just leave it out. If you need it then where do you put it.
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1987 Firebird 2.8 more show than go. Still turns over 10' tires though.
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1987 Firebird 2.8 more show than go. Still turns over 10' tires though.
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Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 2.8 V6
Transmission: 700R4
Oh heck yeah you need the MAF; it measures the amount/speed of the incoming air. It should be left in it's spot; as a tube between the throttle body and air box.
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