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Rotorific Sep 20, 2002 03:05 AM

AFM by VENOM PYTHON?????
 
http://www.nopionline.com/index.cfm?...20Flow%20Meter
Well i was browsing the nopi online parts store and came across this venom makes performance products so does anyone have this and is it an upgrade?

FC3AZ Sep 20, 2002 03:51 AM

Holy cow, I hope this is a real upgrade option. If it is, I will be ordering one immediately.

DaleClark Sep 20, 2002 09:05 AM

I think it may just be a rebuilt/refurbed stock AFM. It would be worth investigating, though.

Dale

jetfire76 Sep 20, 2002 10:46 AM

umm...with no picture or detailed info, i dont think so. but then what do you expect from Nopi...

Pinfield357 Sep 20, 2002 01:40 PM

it just may be a rebuilt one cause it askes for a core back

VetteKiller Sep 20, 2002 01:57 PM

no matter what, if it works its certainly better than this:

http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2100-N318

Aaron Cake Sep 20, 2002 02:15 PM

I can't imagine what they could possibly do to a stock AFM to make it better...but you never know...

Altough I think people put too much thought into the AFM. It doesn't become a restriction until you start making some pretty high HP (or upgrade the turbo). AFM upgrades on NAs would be nearly pointless.

Rotorific Sep 22, 2002 10:35 PM

Yeah true but its still the idea of less restriction and more hp even if its like fucking .5 hp i also just got back form nopi and a comp called pro-flow said they could increase my afm flow by 50 percent --wtf if so thats awesome did not say how much they wanted but hey whatever for those that dont know NOPI nationals kicks major ass and i love the fact that its only 2 hours from my house peace

mazdaspeed7 Sep 23, 2002 12:11 AM


Originally posted by Aaron Cake
I can't imagine what they could possibly do to a stock AFM to make it better...but you never know...

Altough I think people put too much thought into the AFM. It doesn't become a restriction until you start making some pretty high HP (or upgrade the turbo). AFM upgrades on NAs would be nearly pointless.


I would like to know what makes you think that. The AFM is a bigger restriction on n/a's than TII's. Not to mention its also a big restriction after just a few mods. Im maxing out the AFM on my 90 GTU with only bolt ons. The block is stock.

Rotorific Sep 23, 2002 12:17 AM

I still think that you cant get that much more out of the stock afm a turboII afm is a good upgrade does anyone know how much the 91-95 mr2 turbo afm flows because it is the same kind but a little bigger if not the same size and i think that could be a good swap

mazdaspeed7 Sep 23, 2002 12:39 AM

The 92-95 or so 929 has the same type MAF as the S5 FC's, but its a good bit bigger. Not quite sure just how the signals compare though. Im still waiting on dave to try the AFM in his 91 vert.

Funklord Sep 23, 2002 01:06 AM

ive heard of someone trying to figure out how to adapt the cosmo AFM to an FC.. but i never heard where he got with it. my advice: save the $250 and put it towards a haltech. that way you can get rid of the AFM completely.

mazdaspeed7 Sep 23, 2002 01:08 AM


Originally posted by Funklord
ive heard of someone trying to figure out how to adapt the cosmo AFM to an FC.. but i never heard where he got with it. my advice: save the $250 and put it towards a haltech. that way you can get rid of the AFM completely.
The cosmo and 929 have the same AFM. And dave has a cosmo AFM, and Ive been hounding him to put it on his 91 vert to see if it works. I NEED a bigger AFM in my GTU.

von Sep 23, 2002 01:36 AM

Well hurry up Mazdaspeed so we can know whats up! Ive been hearing about this for to long with no results. I seriously dont want to tune a freaking haltec just to get rid of my AFM.

Rotorific Sep 24, 2002 01:51 AM

Mazdaspeed what about the mx6 with the kl03 v6 it is a 2.5 litre motor and i know the 929 is a 3.0 litre motor does it still outflow the mx6 ?

mazdaspeed7 Sep 24, 2002 11:35 AM


Originally posted by Rotorific
Mazdaspeed what about the mx6 with the kl03 v6 it is a 2.5 litre motor and i know the 929 is a 3.0 litre motor does it still outflow the mx6 ?
I really dont know. I would guess that the MX6 one is the same as the n/a rotary one.

Aaron Cake Sep 24, 2002 11:54 AM

How do you know you're maxing out the AFM?

Hell, I can't max out Tina's AFM...

hawk 7 Sep 24, 2002 11:55 AM

The is nothing on there site either.:confused: http://www.venom-performance.com/

Piranha Sep 24, 2002 12:01 PM


Originally posted by Aaron Cake
How do you know you're maxing out the AFM?

Hell, I can't max out Tina's AFM...

Its not about maxing it out, its about the restriction, your engine has to suck that door open to get air in. Thats why in Japan a lot of guys put them after the turbo, and with Haltechs you lose them.

mazdaspeed7 Sep 24, 2002 12:07 PM


Originally posted by Aaron Cake
How do you know you're maxing out the AFM?

Hell, I can't max out Tina's AFM...

I have a test connector added to the wiring harness, oen of the leads is the AFM signal lead. The voltage drops as airflow increases. I dont remember the exact reading, but it was the same if you pushed the plunger in all the way and looked at the voltage. But this is on a S5. I am pretty sure S4's dont have the same problem, but I know at least one other person who is also maxing out the AFM on their S5 n/a.

KNONFS Sep 24, 2002 12:37 PM


Originally posted by mazdaspeed7


I have a test connector added to the wiring harness, oen of the leads is the AFM signal lead. The voltage drops as airflow increases. I dont remember the exact reading, but it was the same if you pushed the plunger in all the way and looked at the voltage. But this is on a S5. I am pretty sure S4's dont have the same problem, but I know at least one other person who is also maxing out the AFM on their S5 n/a.

Judging by the SAFC, I am too maxing out my AFM.

BTW - it is a 91 NA I/H/E

ka8legend Sep 24, 2002 01:44 PM

From talking to a local rotary shop with 20+ years experience, they were able to put out over 200whp on an S5 with stock port and single exhaust. :eek: The afm got scrapped for a perfectly tuned ems. I think 40+whp over what some of us are putting on the dyno is worth the extra $1300.

rotarygod Sep 24, 2002 05:27 PM

By getting rid of the afm and using a standalone computer you can get at least 10% more hp on an n/a alone due to the increased flow. The area of the afm door is less than the total throttle plate area. Definitely get rid of it.

deadRX7Conv Sep 24, 2002 05:41 PM


Originally posted by hawk 7
The is nothing on there site either.:confused: http://www.venom-performance.com/
Its because python/venom are the same company. Python sells remanufactured AFMs.

http://www.python-injection.com

Aaron Cake Sep 24, 2002 08:23 PM

I think you're just maxing out the reading, not the AFM's flow capacity. Remember that quite a number of cars in Japan are pulling over 400 HP on the stock AFM.


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