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13-02-04, 12:33 GMT+10#21 Quote:
Originally Posted by sam30L
Don't take them off, i tried it already and my car drove really s**t for some reason. It was just running really ruff and sounded like it was misfiring. So i wouldn't reccomend it from personal experience.
You can remove the back screen without any problems as this serves no purpose. Engine is sucking air from the air-box, through the airflow meter and then into the engine, so the back screen is just creating a bottle neck. The front screen when removed will alter you air/fuel mixture because the structure of the air has changed. Very noticable during idle.
Joel.
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23-02-04, 15:32 GMT+10#22 Can someone explain how to actually take this mesh off? Taking the back piece off sounds ok, but i dont want to take the front off. How will I do this?
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24-02-04, 00:34 GMT+10#23 I had mine taken off as my afm is in the cooler piping, have heard of ppls back mesh coming off and getting stuck in the throttle body.
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24-02-04, 02:00 GMT+10#24 There is also another reason why to keep it on other then the obivious.
to make the air around it more turbulent, which provides a more accurate reading.
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29-02-04, 20:46 GMT+10#25 mines removed on my vlt and ive never had a problem with it, i have 3 spare afm anyways hehehe
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01-03-04, 00:19 GMT+10#28 I think the most restrictive part is the ribbed intake pipe, those ribs really effect the way the air flows, make a nice straight smooth 1 up from stainless!!!
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01-03-04, 19:01 GMT+10#29 make sure not to ****up the afm guys ,bloody expensive
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