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Old 10-26-08, 01:07 AM
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i question i need some help with

i have a 87 tII where i am doing a big turbo upgrade, and i am having a problem fitting in the mass air flow sensor again...........please any suggestions maybe eliminate or upgrade something and not having to get a full blow computer..........bc the shape of will not help me......................

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The series 4 ones are huge, I believe you can upgrade to the smaller series 5 AFM but have no idea what is involved. In order to remove it you would have to go with a standalone engine management system.
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but if i do go with a series 5 amf, would i need the ecu as well......or you think the series 4 will still read it........
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Um, any turbo upgrade is going to require a standalone to be reliable. So you'll be ditching the AFM anyway.

DO NOT run a big turbo setup on the stock ECU. You'll blow it up.
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Unless you go with an RTEK.
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I wouldn't consider an RTek a standalone. It's a programmable stock ECU.
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