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Old 04-09-09, 01:18 PM
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sc400 maf?

will a lexus sc400 maf work on a fc? it looks like it would flow a heck of alot better but i didnt know if the voltages were close enough to where it could be swapped on. . . any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Of course not. It's a completely different car with a totally different EFI system.

And the AFM is not much of a restriction on most RX-7s.
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on these cars exhaust restriction plays a much bigger roll in performance than intake restriction, relatively speaking.
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lol wtf?
besides what has already been said...
the 1uzfe maf is ****. it uses some hokey setup and is really finnikey.
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ah my bad just looked like itd flow alot better than a piece that actually moves back and forth lol
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ah my bad just looked like itd flow alot better than a piece that actually moves back and forth lol
if thats the case, then swap the s5 unit.
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Lol... you can't just go throwing something totally different on the car and expect it to work.... lol
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Originally Posted by SirCygnus
if thats the case, then swap the s5 unit.
Bwwhaaaaa? The afm's are interchangeable from s4 to s5? What are the drawbacks in a swap?
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They cannot be swapped without some trickery, and even when done, it throws the fuel curve off.
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lol mine is a s5 so its the moving cone but still. . . oh well lol
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stock AFM flows fine
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