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Old Jun 28, 2007 | 01:12 PM
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Yep great write alot of good info....
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I bolted on my nitrous kit....best bolt on I ever bought, besides the spacer.
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TTT for those who might not have seen it
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Great write up this will help alot of new members.....
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there have been 2 mods in here. Why hasn't this been stickied? This is one of the best sticky worthy posts in a long time.
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there have been 2 mods in here. Why hasn't this been stickied? This is one of the best sticky worthy posts in a long time.

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Old Jul 16, 2007 | 10:40 PM
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Thanks for the info all in one place. I'm fairly new to this stuff but I have been learning lots from this site. I agree with the statement that the handhelds dont give much bang for the buck and my recent experience with a Vararam cai would make me not recommend them even for free. I'm looking for a dyno tune in Edmonton,Alberta to make the most of my 03 1500HD 6.0.The electric fans sound promising as well. keep up the good work guys!
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Maybe mention descreened MAF sensor?

You pick the category
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Originally Posted by Moddoo
Maybe mention descreened MAF sensor?

You pick the category


you mean this? unedited btw

Originally Posted by nightrunner
1. Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF)

The Granatelli MAF is NOT worth the cost even if its free. I know of more than one occasion where they have caused multiple tuning problems. This also goes for descreening the stock piece.
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