2 Questions regarding my S/C return from Apten....
1. Already have a JLP custom tune, and I am not changing
pulleys.
Is my Air/Fuel ratio with the Apten-Ported blower
supposed to remain the same?
2. I saw in a post that the factory gaskets can be re-used.
Should I use a little silicone sealer also to insure a good
seal, or is just the properly torqued gasket enough?
pulleys.
Is my Air/Fuel ratio with the Apten-Ported blower
supposed to remain the same?
2. I saw in a post that the factory gaskets can be re-used.
Should I use a little silicone sealer also to insure a good
seal, or is just the properly torqued gasket enough?
If the old gaskets are ok then You should need no sealant. My truck leaned out after the Apten so I had Sal fatten it up a bit. I went from 14 lbs. of boost at the shift to 16 lbs at the shift.
Jerry
Jerry
Last edited by ShadowBolt; Jul 14, 2004 at 02:59 PM.
you a/f ratio will now be alittle Leaner. (*more air)
Yes you can reuse the gasket.. NO sealant required.
Great time to clean your innercooler and put a phenolic spacer on.
paint the intake or polish it, and clean the inside of the intake, throttle and IAC.
Yes you can reuse the gasket.. NO sealant required.
Great time to clean your innercooler and put a phenolic spacer on.
paint the intake or polish it, and clean the inside of the intake, throttle and IAC.
Originally posted by LightningGuy
Would a ported blower's increase in airflow be metered air, thus accounted for by the MAF and adjusted in your tune?
Would a ported blower's increase in airflow be metered air, thus accounted for by the MAF and adjusted in your tune?
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Re-use the old gaskets as is and you will be fine. Here is some usefull info on install and torque specs:
http://www.azloc.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=774
http://www.azloc.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=774
Originally posted by LightningGuy
Would a ported blower's increase in airflow be metered air, thus accounted for by the MAF and adjusted in your tune?
Would a ported blower's increase in airflow be metered air, thus accounted for by the MAF and adjusted in your tune?
Originally posted by Silver_2000_
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Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
! Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
What do you think?
Originally posted by Silver_2000_
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Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
! Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
that's my understanding of it at least.
Originally posted by Silver_2000_
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Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
! Thats the AGE OLD question... If the MAF is NOT pegged why wont the A/F stay the same with small increases of metered air...
Others have ford OEM knowledge and make it just as adaptive as the factory loaded program.....
Originally posted by MISTERgadget
Certain chip manufacturers can only setup totally fixed WOT tables that will not adapt for small increases in metered air.
Others have ford OEM knowledge and make it just as adaptive as the factory loaded program.....
Certain chip manufacturers can only setup totally fixed WOT tables that will not adapt for small increases in metered air.
Others have ford OEM knowledge and make it just as adaptive as the factory loaded program.....


