Re: GM Maf vs 2G MAS
From the instructions to the MAF-T
"The MAF Translator is a conversion interface to allow the use of late model GM Mass AirFlow (MAF) sensors on Mitsubishi DSM (Eclipse,Talon,Laser) vehicles. The late model GM MAF sensors offer lower intake restriction than stock which boosts horsepower and improves turbo response. Inside the Translator there are several user adjustments which permits tuning of the airflow signal to the ECU (Engine Control Unit). Increasing or decreasing the airflow signal sent to the ECU will cause the ECU to deliver more or less fuel to the engine. The controls in the Translator allow adjustments under different operating conditions (idle, cruise, boost) to allow the tuner to tune for optimum horsepower. The Translator also has a Fuel Cut Limiter to prevent the ECU from cutting off fuel delivery at high boost, and an AUX adjustment for controlling fuel differently when a trigger wire is energized (to compensate for other fueling equipment such as N2O, Propane, or Alcohol injection)"
I have a GM Maf with the MAF Translator. Is there any benefit with this compared to a 2G MAS?
I think the 2g MAS does a better job of metering airflow, but that is my opinion there are others that are going to argue with me. However the 2g mas is limited by how much air it can flow. The GM can see more air
The maft as stated above can be tuned to whatever injectors which is good if you have no other way of tuning the system.
how does the ECU see the MAF Translator, as basically a stock MAF?
Yes. it just takes the input of how much air is going into the system from the MAF-T
Unless the ECU is different, it can still only see a limited amount of airflow, right?
yes however the maft can alter the input of how much air the ECU sees
for example if you are running 550 instead of 450 injectors the computer will cut the airflow reading from 100% to see 80% of what it is actually there
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