pr -mass air meter
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Hi Burt.
You can see a Hp increase with the meter. I saw an increase of 9.5 Hp with no chip. The claim is a maximum of about 18 HP. I did see more then the initial 9.5 when I had my chip calibrated for the Pro-M transfer function. I can offer the Pro-M meter with unique mounting hardware ( makes for a very clean installation, no wire cutting.) that uses all the stock holes on the Lightning and it will not vibrate or be affected by fan wash.
PS. THe Pro-M meter is setup with the stock Lightning transfer function and by itself will not cause a detonation issue. Used in conjunction with a chip that has had the air / fuel ratio leaned out to gain performance and there could be a problem. That is why you want the Pro-M transfer function incorporated into the chip fuel table. Adding components without the benefit of them working together will not produce a synergy.
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BABolt
SVT#290
[This message has been edited by BABolt (edited 10-02-2000).]
You can see a Hp increase with the meter. I saw an increase of 9.5 Hp with no chip. The claim is a maximum of about 18 HP. I did see more then the initial 9.5 when I had my chip calibrated for the Pro-M transfer function. I can offer the Pro-M meter with unique mounting hardware ( makes for a very clean installation, no wire cutting.) that uses all the stock holes on the Lightning and it will not vibrate or be affected by fan wash.
PS. THe Pro-M meter is setup with the stock Lightning transfer function and by itself will not cause a detonation issue. Used in conjunction with a chip that has had the air / fuel ratio leaned out to gain performance and there could be a problem. That is why you want the Pro-M transfer function incorporated into the chip fuel table. Adding components without the benefit of them working together will not produce a synergy.
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BABolt
SVT#290
[This message has been edited by BABolt (edited 10-02-2000).]
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I have one on mine with the big filter and gained a solid 2 tenths at the track.I do believe that there is some inconsistancy with there meter.Other L owners I know did not gain on e.t.I have heard they can have a range of .5 to 2 points depending on the application you have for the air-fuel ratio which is why some L`s run leaner than others causing some detonating problems.This can be tough for chip companies because they don't know if you have a really good one or a average one to adjust for air-fuel ratio.Some L's will detonate and some won't even if they use the same program.Hope this helps!
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High Roller
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1/4 13.13
Mph 105.38
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High Roller
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