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10-05-08, 11:36 PM

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do you have to use the stock afm or can u get rid of that piece of crap and use something else

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10-06-08, 01:04 AM

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You're kiddin' right?

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10-06-08, 12:56 PM

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I don't know if he's joking - but absolutely you can get rid of it.

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10-07-08, 01:16 AM

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im not joking i figured you could i was just making sure i am scrapping out a car and wanted to know if i should keep it of just get rid of it. sorry for sounding like a noob i am when it comes to standalone ecus. but thanks for the answer classicauto

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10-07-08, 01:19 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fcforlife

do you have to use the stock afm or can u get rid of that piece of crap and use something else

Ditch it. Haltechs work off of what's called speed-density; they read a MAP Sensor and a trigger (RPM) to calculate base load. No air flow meter plunger ninja action needed.

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