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Old 04-20-2005, 07:43 AM   #11
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Re: Should I give the C&L Meter another try?

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You suck!!

Did you buy the stuff to get the egt readings?? Or just gonna opt for the voltage readings instead??
No EGT, yet. I've got a calculation of the voltages in relation to the Air/Fuel ratio (I knew Differential Equations would come in handy ) which will be plugged into the TwEECer software for the conversion. Just to verify my accuracy I sent Zeitronix an email with my tables to see if I am close, I should hear back from them soon.

When I do go with some type of boost, I do want to add the EGT and Boost sensors.
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Old 04-20-2005, 04:29 PM   #12
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Re: Should I give the C&L Meter another try?

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Old 04-20-2005, 06:23 PM   #13
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Re: Should I give the C&L Meter another try?

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No EGT, yet. I've got a calculation of the voltages in relation to the Air/Fuel ratio (I knew Differential Equations would come in handy ) which will be plugged into the TwEECer software for the conversion. Just to verify my accuracy I sent Zeitronix an email with my tables to see if I am close, I should hear back from them soon.

When I do go with some type of boost, I do want to add the EGT and Boost sensors.
Yeah, I was thinking of having the egt too. But the boost, I'll probably not do since my ebc will show real time or last boost and I'll have a boost gauge also.
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Old 04-21-2005, 11:28 AM   #14
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Re: Should I give the C&L Meter another try?

there's nothing wrong with C&L meters.
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Old 04-21-2005, 12:10 PM   #15
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Re: Should I give the C&L Meter another try?

Tuning the MAF curve on the C&L's isn't the issue. Getting repeatable MAF readings from their sampling method is the issue. Although they use the stock electronics, they use a rather crude method (the tubes) to limit metered air. So ANY turbulance in the intake piping (such as from bends before the MAF, or fan wash, etc) give the C&L fits in some cases.

I would sell that puppy on ebay. BTW, your stock meter is plenty for your setup unless you step up to a power adder or head work.

The most accurate MAF out there? OEM Ford meters, believe it or not.
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