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oakley6575 03-10-2013 03:30 PM

Explain what? I'm just trying to understand why you don't wan't to go with a 2.5 or 3 bar set up. You will get much better resolution with the SD tunes, making for a safer tune IMO.

o2camaross 03-10-2013 04:04 PM

If you don't plan on going over 15 psi go 2 bar, ditch maf and get a threaded iat sensor and weld in a bung.

Denali08 03-10-2013 04:21 PM


Originally Posted by o2camaross (Post 5077379)
If you don't plan on going over 15 psi go 2 bar, ditch maf and get a threaded iat sensor and weld in a bung.

Do u have PN for the indivitual IAT and does it come with a bung. Also, what to do with wiring it as stock IAT uses the stock maf plug and I don't want to cut that maf plug.

Denali08 03-10-2013 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by oakley6575 (Post 5077358)
Explain what? I'm just trying to understand why you don't wan't to go with a 2.5 or 3 bar set up. You will get much better resolution with the SD tunes, making for a safer tune IMO.

This is my target, to use Dmax 3.3 map and tune it SD mode but I though you said why hassle with 2/3 bar map tune.

2ktransam 03-10-2013 07:20 PM


Originally Posted by Denali08 (Post 5077391)
Do u have PN for the indivitual IAT and does it come with a bung. Also, what to do with wiring it as stock IAT uses the stock maf plug and I don't want to cut that maf plug.

Just buy this 2 bar sensor which is a direct swap. If you aren't going over 15psi you don't need to lose the resolution by going to the 3.3bar sensor.
GM 2 Bar LS1 Map Sensor 1258068 | eBay

If you decide to get rid of your maf then you can buy a sensor like this.
FAST Air Temperature Sensors 30086 - SummitRacing.com

If you go with an iat sensor like that you have to cut two wires out of the maf harness and run to the iat sensor. You don't need a bung for it. I drilled and tapped my intercooler pipe and put it in with rtv and it hasn't leaked in 5 years. You can leave your maf in but I have blown two of them in half so I deleted it out.

oakley6575 03-10-2013 07:56 PM


Originally Posted by Denali08 (Post 5077392)
This is my target, to use Dmax 3.3 map and tune it SD mode but I though you said why hassle with 2/3 bar map tune.

No I didn't say that. If I were you, I would get rid of the MAF the first time and not have to worry about it later. Get the correct map and IAT sensor and haul ass

Atomic 03-10-2013 10:58 PM


Originally Posted by Denali08 (Post 5077349)
I know the difference between mafless (SD) and maf tune. But could he go 18 psi with maf tune?

I already have my maf hooked up before the TB just for IAT sensor and was planning to disable it in the SD tune. So, is it good idea to go maf tune with stock map upto 15 psi???

Sure, if he scaled it.

I maxed out a stock maf on 10psi with a 5.3...I didnt want to bother with scaling so I just went straight 2bar sd on that setup and its been great. If everything is tuned properly you will not notice a difference in table resolution between the 2 and 3 bar. Hell I ran NA for a while on a 3bar sensor. The lower resolution is not that big of a deal.

MNC5 03-11-2013 12:12 AM

You need to find a tuner better at communicating and or tuning or we will all be subscribing to your rebuild thread.

Boober 03-11-2013 07:33 AM

Have fun with your SD tune using the IAT in your MAF. I would be looking for a new tuner if someone told me they could "scale" a stock 1 bar for boosted SD while using a stock IAT.

o2camaross 03-11-2013 08:13 AM

You can get the threaded IAT from autozone, the number is SU107. But I would also buy the bung. You can actually get the bung, iat sensor, and pigtail all from RPS. Just cut the two IAT wires out of your maf harness and solder the new pigtail to it.


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