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Old 01-26-2009, 07:38 PM
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Tony mentioned earlier in this thread, a couple of months ago, that they were working on an intake. I've intentionally held off on intake upgrades because I have a lot of faith in Motordyne products and have been waiting on baited breath for status updates and ultimately, performance numbers.

Unfortunately it sounds like the project may be held up a bit. Hopefully not for too long.
 
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I want a motordyne sponsored car.
 
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Originally Posted by Seymore
Tony mentioned earlier in this thread, a couple of months ago, that they were working on an intake. I've intentionally held off on intake upgrades because I have a lot of faith in Motordyne products and have been waiting on baited breath for status updates and ultimately, performance numbers.

Unfortunately it sounds like the project may be held up a bit. Hopefully not for too long.
Yeah, there is one small (but necessary) part I've been having a really hard time finding.

If any E.E. or auto tech knows where I can find a male/female connector that will fit our MAF sensor please let me know.
 
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Not sure if this is something you want to look at, but I noticed a couple of the air filter reloaction kits for the F150s come with multiple wires preterminated with butt connectors. It is simply a matter of cutting the existing wires and inserting the preterminated splices. In my opinion, not the most professional option, or reversable, but workable.
 

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Old 01-26-2009, 10:52 PM
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Yes, that was briefly considered but that is exactly what I wanted to avoid.
Too ghetto for a G or Z.
 
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That is also why I didn't go that route on my Expedition.
 

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So you need to make a "Jumper" for the MAF?
 
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Yes.
 
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