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    SCH Member apv-stang's Avatar
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    5.0 guys-whos mass air

    im getting ready to replace my mass air meter when i get my motor done and i was wondering whose using who

    if you guys could give me some input that would be great

    thanks in advance
    scott
    306-novi 1000(single belt baby)- afr185's- anderson b-21 cam, sheetmetal intake, d&d k-member :blob: - soon to be "re"completed- 475rwhp before new cam - gunning for 10's with the novi :freaks:

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    Senior SCH Member frdfandc's Avatar
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    Go with Pro-M. STay away from C&L with a blower.

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    SCH Member apv-stang's Avatar
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    why would you say that

    i thought c&l was good meter
    306-novi 1000(single belt baby)- afr185's- anderson b-21 cam, sheetmetal intake, d&d k-member :blob: - soon to be "re"completed- 475rwhp before new cam - gunning for 10's with the novi :freaks:

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    Another Pro-M vote, C & L may be ok on NA motors but for us Pro-M is what always comes more highly recommended by tuners, builders, etc.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kato Engineering
    you just like the metric system because when you talk about your organs length, a three digit number seems to you longer than a one digit number....
    Dart Block 331 and No Power Adder, currently in pieces...... :weird:

    Used to run 6.90 @ 100.4 mph in the 1/8th

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    Pro-M. Been down the C&L road once...won't go down that route again. Can't go wrong with an 80mm Pro-M shorty on a blower car with a draw through setup.


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    I run a pro-m
    -Ross

    88 GT - Novi'd 302
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug
    Of course we are talking about real boost from a Novi2K :D

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    Pro M.....just do it LOL I ran a C&L and it was a struggle to say the least. N/A or otherwise
    89 Coupe with parts stacked inside of it and about 30#'s of dust on it with no end in sight. :weird:





    Although I am collecting parts for a 12.5:1 393 :D

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    I have used a Granatelli, worked perfectly for me..

    Ian

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian
    I have used a Granatelli, worked perfectly for me..

    Ian
    I had one of those as well, I was told by a certain dealer that they are made by Pro-M.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kato Engineering
    you just like the metric system because when you talk about your organs length, a three digit number seems to you longer than a one digit number....
    Dart Block 331 and No Power Adder, currently in pieces...... :weird:

    Used to run 6.90 @ 100.4 mph in the 1/8th

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    SCH Member apv-stang's Avatar
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    all right next question- what size?

    my setup:

    chp 306
    afr 185s heads
    e-303 cam
    1.7 roller rockers
    gt-40 lower-sheetmetal upper
    70mm tb
    42lbers
    anderson pms


    so with all that what size do you guys recomend?

    thanks in advance
    scott
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    SCH Moderator regattacoupe's Avatar
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    It is hard to beat an 80mm pro-m for your application. Should have pretty decent manners with the Ecam also.
    89 Coupe with parts stacked inside of it and about 30#'s of dust on it with no end in sight. :weird:





    Although I am collecting parts for a 12.5:1 393 :D

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    SCH Member apv-stang's Avatar
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    good thing you knew i had a novi cause my retard self forgot to say that

    o well

    thanks for the input

    scott
    306-novi 1000(single belt baby)- afr185's- anderson b-21 cam, sheetmetal intake, d&d k-member :blob: - soon to be "re"completed- 475rwhp before new cam - gunning for 10's with the novi :freaks:

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    Scott, if you plan to have your car tuned, you may want to check with the guy that'll be tuning it. Alot of tuners prefer to work with a non- s/c calibrated meter. Just something else to consider.
    Quote Originally Posted by Kato Engineering
    you just like the metric system because when you talk about your organs length, a three digit number seems to you longer than a one digit number....
    Dart Block 331 and No Power Adder, currently in pieces...... :weird:

    Used to run 6.90 @ 100.4 mph in the 1/8th

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    The best meter would be an 80mm draw-thru, calibrated for your injectors (of course) and calibrated N/A. A lot of tuners prefer the N/A calibration for finer adjustment of the A/F ratio.

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