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| Mitsubishi MAF sensors report volumetric data using a frequency. You can log this in ECMLink as MAFRaw. You can monitor this frequency to determine how closely you're running to the known limits of that MAF. | Mitsubishi MAF sensors report volumetric data using a frequency. You can log this in ECMLink as MAFRaw. You can monitor this frequency to determine how closely you're running to the known limits of that MAF. | ||
| - | ==== 1G DSM MAF ==== | ||
| - | A stock, unhacked 1G DSM MAF will not accurately report frequencies above 2000hz. That frequency represents roughly 180 lps (380 cfm) of volumetric airflow. At standard temperature (around 77F) and sealevel pressure, that's about 210 gm/sec (28 lb/min) of mass airflow. | + | ==== 1G DSM MAS ==== |
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| + | A stock, unhacked 1G DSM MAS will not accurately report frequencies above 2000hz. That frequency represents roughly 180 lps (380 cfm) of volumetric airflow. At standard temperature (around 77F) and sealevel pressure, that's about 210 gm/sec (28 lb/min) of mass airflow. | ||
| ==== 2G DSM MAF ==== | ==== 2G DSM MAF ==== | ||
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