Just Ordered A-Tune
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Not to start a vendor war, but i have been looking in to a MAF upgrade for my 86 951 for a bit of time now. Im just wondering how this compares to a vitesse unit as far as ease of use and out of the box running? I know this is just becoming available, but im just curious.
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I'm wanting to buy a maf down the road. So the theory behind this A Tune kit is that all I have to do is add a maf sensor of my choosing to the car?
This sounds really tempting, and it sounds legit.
This sounds really tempting, and it sounds legit.
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Not to start a vendor war, but i have been looking in to a MAF upgrade for my 86 951 for a bit of time now. Im just wondering how this compares to a vitesse unit as far as ease of use and out of the box running? I know this is just becoming available, but im just curious.
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You need the M-Tune chipset. The A-Tune is for the AFM. M-Tune is the true Mass air flow code, which rogue will supply a maf if you buy the kit. If your poor like me he can sell you the C-Tune which is the M-Tune software that will work with a ford lightning 90mm Mass Air Flow Sensor, but you need to piece the rest of the kit together outside of the chips/software and map sensor.
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Not to start a vendor war, but i have been looking in to a MAF upgrade for my 86 951 for a bit of time now. Im just wondering how this compares to a vitesse unit as far as ease of use and out of the box running? I know this is just becoming available, but im just curious.
#24
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I wonder will there be a counter-punch from the established vendors?
I'm out of the market for a bit as I bought a MAF just before Christmas, but if I was looking now the decision would be more interesting.
I'm out of the market for a bit as I bought a MAF just before Christmas, but if I was looking now the decision would be more interesting.
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You need the M-Tune chipset. The A-Tune is for the AFM. M-Tune is the true Mass air flow code, which rogue will supply a maf if you buy the kit. If your poor like me he can sell you the C-Tune which is the M-Tune software that will work with a ford lightning 90mm Mass Air Flow Sensor, but you need to piece the rest of the kit together outside of the chips/software and map sensor.
I like how he hard-mounts the sensor he provides with the M-Tune to the piping and it's all once piece. Eliminates any variables related to MAF signal and its orientation within the piping.
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I'm not sure if that will be an ongoing option. There are too many variables dealing with injectors, maf condition, installation etc.
Just to keep it on the level. The idea is to provide a maf setup that is plug and play using correct pieces. I'll let Josh respond to that though as I'm not 100%.
I am happy for him and the community. I would mention that the little links within each description are worth a read.
Just to keep it on the level. The idea is to provide a maf setup that is plug and play using correct pieces. I'll let Josh respond to that though as I'm not 100%.
I am happy for him and the community. I would mention that the little links within each description are worth a read.
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I ran into a 951 near my place the other night. Actually found the owner in the pub across the street. I ordered a calzone and 20oz PBR. He owns a shop that specializes in euro cars, and has done the partial resto on his barn find. His next upgrade? "Autothority has chips that will give it 330 HP".
What the hell was I going to say after that?
Moral to this story? No one is making a living selling 951 MAF kits, and as long as there are websites, many will buy randomly.
What the hell was I going to say after that?
Moral to this story? No one is making a living selling 951 MAF kits, and as long as there are websites, many will buy randomly.
#28
Well guys this A-tune looks like a winner. I am picking up a stock 88 951 in about 9 days. I see the a-tune requires a 3 bar FPR. Any chance you guys can point me to a good choice for this? Also any other supporting mods anyone might suggest?
Thanks
Lane
Thanks
Lane
#29
The 3-bar FPR is a Bosch unit used on some BMWs I believe. I have the part number at home, I can post it back here tonight after work if someone doesn't get to it first. Most of the standard vendors stock them (Lindsey, Pelican, etc.) and you should be able to order it from most typical car parts places that carry or can order Bosch stuff. That or just search through the "for sale" section - they pop up every now and again. My first 3-bar FPR I bought off of a fellow Rennlister. My 2nd one (when I was incorrectly convinced my first one was faulty) I bought from a local parts place.
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Interesting option. Does he also provide all the piping with the C-Tune to actually mount the sensor or is it up to you to string together a bunch of tube and hose clamps to make it work?
I like how he hard-mounts the sensor he provides with the M-Tune to the piping and it's all once piece. Eliminates any variables related to MAF signal and its orientation within the piping.
I like how he hard-mounts the sensor he provides with the M-Tune to the piping and it's all once piece. Eliminates any variables related to MAF signal and its orientation within the piping.
Its pretty much up to you in that department... but if you ask him he may be able to sell you the piping as well. Honestly it's worth it either way if your on a budget and can't pay the full kit price.
He mentioned attaching the lightning maf to the j-boot as an option.