Interesting JD. That just might work. What I see there looks like it would give adjustability (If thats a word) to the whole assembly till you had it right.
So? What have you been up to all day JD? Not done yet? I'm just out of bed. Late night working for me. Have to do it again tonight. I think you have a great solution there.
8mm threads.
Good to hear you were out having some fun!
good question. I'll log them so we all know. Im sure it will be close to the same as ambient temp though (High temp when the trucks not moving as the air filter probably sucks hot air from the engine bay). My iat currently is located in my maf.
The connector to my maf has six pins, and the two end pins will not be used on the new maf. I'll be adding 2 wires to the harness to connect the new iat sensor that is located post blower.
Thanks to James Henson for pointing this out right away and sending me the new sensor and plug-in pigtail. Also, to Ron Caster for pre-drilling and tapping the M90 mount he sent me.
Didn't I mention this to both of you weeks ago? I am pretty sure remembering stressing this point to you guys a while back; perhaps in both threads.
i knew this from the start,ronin told me that before i even bought my kit.i didnt know that his was in the maf tho,mine is in the upper manifold to start with.i just moved mine to the lower manifold
Pretty much all newer vehicles that aren't force induced from the factory have the IATS integrated into their MAFS.
that i didnt know.i would think that the air would get a little warmer by time it get down into the manifold,just a little
Nope not really. You have to think that it only takes a small fraction of a second to travel from the MAFS IATS to the cylinders. There would probably be less than a few degrees difference, if that, between the two. The aircharge just doesn't remain in the intake manifold long enough to soak anymore heat up.