MAF lbs/min conversion to hp
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MAF lbs/min conversion to hp
What is the formula again?
I'm pulling 57.71 on a regular basis with 55'ish outside temps. What would that equate to in hp?
I'm seeing 1.05-1.07 g/sec too. Wonder what a pulley change will get me?
I'm pulling 57.71 on a regular basis with 55'ish outside temps. What would that equate to in hp?
I'm seeing 1.05-1.07 g/sec too. Wonder what a pulley change will get me?
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I think its 9.8 or something real close to 10 times the lb/min number=flywheel hp. So its probably real close to 570 fwhp. Then I think you have to subtract whatever it takes to run the blower. Probably 50 hp or so?
Do you mean 1.05-1.07 g/cyl?
How many psi are you seeing?
Do you mean 1.05-1.07 g/cyl?
How many psi are you seeing?
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59.9lb/min is the most you will see on the stock maf, or 454gm/s. The PCM is capable of reading 512gm/s, but requires a rescaling of the maf tables in edit. I hit 59.9lb/min very easily and do it regularly with 10lbs of boost. I have not tried to alter my maf tables yet, though.
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Originally Posted by BenKey
From what I understand, the stock maf will do, just need to redo your tables in edit in order for your PCM to read beyond that number.
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