ok, i think i understand what you're saying, just not visualizing it....so the piping with the MAF (no pressurized air side) re-route it inbewtween the TB and BOV? so basically it will look like a "T" pipe or something? with that being said what will the MAF read? wouldn't it pick up the pressurized air coming to the TB?
or is there a picture of this so i can be visually clear?
Originally Posted by
RacerX Your information source was incorrect; here's the quick explanation.
If your car is a MAF based system (stock) it takes in account the amount of air that passes thru the MAF, and it sends this info to the ECU to determine the amount of fuel it needs.
If you blow off the pressurized air, the ECU has no clue of this and it continues to use the same amount of fuel making you run rich.
Hope this helps
yeah i kinda get what you were saying, i was running rich intially because i had the jdm O2 sensor still in, i kept stalling because of the TPS, i had did the recirculation, but had problems because of the previously stated, but yeah i get what you're saying
Originally Posted by
TeKKiE From a reliability stand point, if you're going to be upgrading injectors and MAF and whatnot, your best bet is to change from draw thru (stock) to blow thru. If you happen to blow a coupler on the intercooler piping, you can still drive the car. This of course, depends on where you blow the coupler. Normally, though, I see/experience couplers blowing around the intercooler, on the hot side piping. If you're draw thru, the MAF sits before the turbine, so if you pop a coupler off, the motor will die.
i blew the coupler that connect to the TB and i couldnt go past 20mph, so i get where you a coming from...
ok so stock set-up that reciculates is "draw thru" and no recirculation is "blow thru" right? and to run "blow thru" re-rout MAF between TB and BOV?
and since i plan to upgrade MAF and injectors, better to go with "blow thru"?