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Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Mustang)

Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2012 4:18 pm
by makro86
Hey gsracer,

Not long ago I made my own spreadsheet based on the flow data supplied on the VMPtuning site. It was for a 3 inch pipe and worked pretty well.

I just quickly changed it around for a 3.5 inch tube so give this a shot and let me know how you go. I'm curious to see if my calcs work for other tubing sizes as well. Just make sure it is definitely the VMP HPX that you have.


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Cheers

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Mustang)

Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 3:20 am
by BlueRB240
[QUOTE=Precision Flow Labs;5118023]I noticed this thread on nistune Nistune Forums • View topic - MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Mustang) [/QUOTE]

People are trying to hack the ford HPX spreadsheet I made for the transfer function for the PMAS hpx maf lol.. If you could be so kind as to share this and point them to this thread. All people have to do is ask nicely :)

base flow KG/HR=-9.475184+59.921788*V-135.60886*V^2+166.77782*V^3-111.50394*V^4+44.218751*V^5-10.131798*V^6+1.2482716*V^7-0.065666262*V^8+0.00029343852*V^9

Base flow * maf housing area in sq/in= maf flow KG/HR

The V in the equation is maf volts
This equation will take maf volts from the pmas ford HPX and give you flow in KG/HR

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Mustang)

Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2013 11:11 am
by Matt
This is the latest version I have. Its the hacked one so you can adjust the tube size and it gives you an equivalent Nissan vq map. These are the calculations used for the VQ maps in Nistune currently

Also added was the tune we did with the HPX on my R34 one dyno session. It is unfinished but we adjusted to get it idling and mid range half decent

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Mustang)

Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2013 6:28 am
by BlueRB240
The post I quoted was from Zilvia.net the guy makes a 3" blow through housing and setups the mafs. http://zilvia.net/f/tech-talk/501118-ne ... ption.html he was the one who made the spread sheet. I guess he couldn't register or didn't so I posted it for him. They say they can set it up to idle like stock and flow 800hp check it out those of you who are still looking for a good blow through maf setup.

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Musta

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:39 pm
by maglito
Matt were you able to get your HPX working in a 2.5" blow through configuration? I'm considering using two HPX's in my Z32...

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Musta

Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2013 1:49 pm
by Matt
We ended up switching to suck through in 3" tube since I could not get the offset right for 2.5" on my R34

The 3" tube worked fine with the HPX on the dyno and the HPX2 on my R34. I'm sourcing more HPX2 this month. However K went from 300 upto 1300 so affected my cold starts. I'm still to look into that part

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Musta

Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 12:20 am
by maglito
Is there any advantage to using the HPX in a suck through configuration? I would think that it would be less of a headache to adapt the OEM MAF to your 3" tube.

And when you say you couldn't get the offset right, are you referring to how deep the HPX inserts into the 2.5" tube?

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Musta

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 12:03 am
by Matt
To avoid reversion further is the main advantage. Apart from this no real difference

Yes I did not have the correct offset adaptor for my intercooler piping so I went to suck through instead

Re: MAF compatibility question: HPX 05+ MAF (for Ford Musta

Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2013 5:02 am
by BlueRB240
maglito wrote:Is there any advantage to using the HPX in a suck through configuration? I would think that it would be less of a headache to adapt the OEM MAF to your 3" tube.

And when you say you couldn't get the offset right, are you referring to how deep the HPX inserts into the 2.5" tube?
Follow that link I posted and they can setup the maf for you on the hardware side of it. Tell them your going blow through and what size pipe.