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    C&L Mass air meter

    Is any using a C&L mass air meter with their supercharged combo. Draw thru or blow thru please respond. Thanks again...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by notchlover
    Is any using a C&L mass air meter with their supercharged combo. Draw thru or blow thru please respond. Thanks again...........
    hey dude! i just recently put on my v2. i am running my stock for now. but when i go for a tune, you bet your @ss i will have on the 80 mm! let me know what you got

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    Draw-Thru 80mm metered for 42lb injectors and been running it for 2 years. If you have problems with the C&L just clock the unit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedytang
    Draw-Thru 80mm metered for 42lb injectors and been running it for 2 years. If you have problems with the C&L just clock the unit.
    Thanks for the information speedytang. I have not hooked it up yet (still waiting for a sample tube). Again I am looking for anyone who is currently using one on their car and if it work well or not. Thanks again!!!!

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    I had one on my ride for about 3 weeks and ditched it....couldn't get it to run right no matter what I did. Went with a Pro-M 80mm Shorty and never looked back.

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    Mass air meter

    Thanks Hawk. I assume you were using it as a draw-thru meter? Thanks again!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by notchlover
    Thanks Hawk. I assume you were using it as a draw-thru meter? Thanks again!!
    Yeah...The car idled fine but one of the problems it had was stumbling at part throttle. I clocked it a number of times and it never went away. the most disturbing aspect I had was the fluctuating A/F ratio through the rpm range....had rich and lean spikes which is looking for trouble on a blown car. I switched to the Pro-M and all those problems disappeared.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheHawk05
    Yeah...The car idled fine but one of the problems it had was stumbling at part throttle. I clocked it a number of times and it never went away. the most disturbing aspect I had was the fluctuating A/F ratio through the rpm range....had rich and lean spikes which is looking for trouble on a blown car. I switched to the Pro-M and all those problems disappeared.

    That's great information. I'll make sure I watch out for anything strange. Thanks again!!!

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    I have a C&L 76 MM and it runs fine on the car when it was N/A and now Supercharged. Even though I have had no problems w/ it Im still going to try a PRO-M 80 MM calibrated for a Supercharger just to see what diffrence it makes in power, plus the PRO-M's are getting cheaper so its worth a try.
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    I have one and have no idle, runs rich as hell, also tried to clock it and it made no difference.

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    meter

    Sound like you have the bypass plumbed to close to the meter. Also if you don't have the bypass hooked up it will definately run rich... Good luck!!!

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    I'm running a 76mm MAF w/42# sampling on my Blowzilla combo. Tends to run rich, but at least the motor is no longer detonating.

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