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low1000
Re: CA afm question
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dattodude,
what is the injectors dropping resistor?
i've never heard of it
thanks Elliott

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Re: CA afm question
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This is all correct.

You'll need to find a place to mount the injectors dropping resistor.

Using a Pod filter on the end of the AFM will work fine.

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In my limited experience you can put the AFM on the intake system just before the pod, and remove the stock air box without any drama.

The AFM is still able to measure air flow, and the pod will filter the air reasonable well.

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ok, when runing the stock computer on a CA, do i have to run an airbox to house the AFM or can i just mount it after the pod. I really dont wanna run an airbox.
thanks in advance......
Elliott

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