bigger mass air housing June 24, 2008, 09:09:03 PM What determines when to go with a bigger mass air housing? What determines what size to go with? I'm asking because I'm still using the stock fox mustang one. I have a stock bottom end, cleaned up e7 heads, cam with .483 intake lift and .498 exhaust lift, explorer intake with 65mm throttle body and egr spacer, and 19lb injector. Quote Selected
bigger mass air housing Reply #1 – June 25, 2008, 12:04:11 AM You're probably about ready for a upgrade... Just remember, you need a properly calibrated meter for the Stang EEC and the 19LB INJ , not just a larger unit picked at random(and I don't care how many times I hear it worked for me)... Quote Selected
bigger mass air housing Reply #2 – June 25, 2008, 09:32:28 PM I knew that it needed to be calibrated for the injector size but not the EEC (learn something new everyday). What determines the size? Or does it not matter as long as its calibrated? I know a guy that has a c&l 73 or 76mm but its set up with the sampling tube for 30lb injectors to use the factory electronics. Would this work if I got the sampling tube for the 19lb injectors? Quote Selected
bigger mass air housing Reply #3 – June 26, 2008, 05:24:21 PM Just get the 19lb sample tube for the C&L meter if you can get the one from your friend cheap. You can use the upgrade, as can I, as I am still running the py stock one:hick: Quote Selected
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