SHMs MAFterburber. What do you think.
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SHMs MAFterburber. What do you think.
Will it work? Is it worth it?
http://www.seanhylandmotorsport.com/mafterburner/
http://www.mafterburner.com/
http://www.seanhylandmotorsport.com/mafterburner/
http://www.mafterburner.com/
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I have one on my '97' Mustang Cobra which works great in conjuction with a Pro-M 80mm MAF. Pro-M ( Best Products ) originally set my Pro-M 80mm up for a Supercharger application matched to 36lb injectors. With the SHM Mafterburner installed I did not have to set the unit back to Pro-M when I upgraded to 42lb injectors. The software in conjuction with the hardware unit lets you take your laptop & make the necessary adjustments to the fuel changes to the MAF. I think the unit is great. I don't know if the Mafterburner will work on the Lightning though. Call SHM for that info.
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Im seriously considering buying this, anyone have any other input?
"What vehicles will the MAFterburner work on? Currently the MAFterburner has been tested on and is approved for use on 1987-2002 Mustangs (GT or Cobra), 2000-2002 Ford Focus’, and 1999-2002 SVT Lightnings. However, the MAFterburner should work just fine on any car that has an analog output mass-air meter."
"What vehicles will the MAFterburner work on? Currently the MAFterburner has been tested on and is approved for use on 1987-2002 Mustangs (GT or Cobra), 2000-2002 Ford Focus’, and 1999-2002 SVT Lightnings. However, the MAFterburner should work just fine on any car that has an analog output mass-air meter."
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Joe, you want to stay away from any "MAF signal" altering devices. Those things are fine for a Mustang, but on our truckss the MAF signal back to the PCM is used to control vital transmission functions, and altering it can cause premature transmission failure.
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And on the dyno it didn't gain any power, just corrected for a lean condition..........................http://www.mafterburner.com/
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Originally posted by LIGHTNINROD
And on the dyno it didn't gain any power, just corrected for a lean condition...
And on the dyno it didn't gain any power, just corrected for a lean condition...