Karman Vortex to Hotwire MAF
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Karman Vortex to Hotwire MAF
Hello All,
Having seen some of the posts regarding the Karman Vortex MAF meter on our beloved Evo8s, I think I now understand the system and how it works.
Last weekend I took apart my intake box just to see the KV unit, and yes, it certainly looks like a restriction.
Shiv discussed awhile ago that the XEDE could be tweeked to produce a MAF waveform using a MAP sensor and temp. sensor, BUT a MAP installation seems a little 'much' for my shadetree mechanic skills.
I've had this thought in the back of my head about doing a Hotwire system.
Would the benefits really be there, in using a hotwire to open up / smooth out the intake? I know BMWs use a lot of hotwire systems. How reliable are they? What type of calibration, if any, is needed?
Thanks,
jcnel.
Having seen some of the posts regarding the Karman Vortex MAF meter on our beloved Evo8s, I think I now understand the system and how it works.
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Last weekend I took apart my intake box just to see the KV unit, and yes, it certainly looks like a restriction.
Shiv discussed awhile ago that the XEDE could be tweeked to produce a MAF waveform using a MAP sensor and temp. sensor, BUT a MAP installation seems a little 'much' for my shadetree mechanic skills.
I've had this thought in the back of my head about doing a Hotwire system.
Would the benefits really be there, in using a hotwire to open up / smooth out the intake? I know BMWs use a lot of hotwire systems. How reliable are they? What type of calibration, if any, is needed?
Thanks,
jcnel.
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