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    PMAS intake

    Maybe my searching skills are lacking, got a used PMAS tune required intake and unless its changed I remember you used to have to change the MAF airflow vs voltage tab along with dialing in the MAF period. So the question is if needed does anyone have a working PMAS MAF table?

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    What are you putting it in ?

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    oops that would of helped. 2013 manual 5.0

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    here you go, this is what I use. just copy over the airflow vs period and the y axis and you should be good to go.stockpmas.hpt

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    sadly says unable to open file unsupported or newer version detected

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    you only need to scale ECM 44317, I would start with a 1.3 multiplier, as a quick and dirty base, you will likely need to add more, up to 10% probably but that'll get you close enough to where it should be driveable.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    do not touch MAF voltage, Copperheads do not use it. You are going to be working off of MAF period...

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    PMAS have the MAF transfer tables on there website somewhere

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    multiplie maf period by 1.95

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    Quote Originally Posted by HPF View Post
    multiplie maf period by 1.95
    Is it that much for the pmas?

    I think with my JLT "tune needed" I was at around 1.4 or 1.5ish when I was DONE.
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    You can calculate a starting point my getting the ratio of new MAF area to old MAF area. New radius squared divided by old radius squared.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill@HPTuners View Post
    Is it that much for the pmas?

    I think with my JLT "tune needed" I was at around 1.4 or 1.5ish when I was DONE.
    yes I'm sure I tuned these several times on new and older coyotes

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    Thank you for posting this. It got me close but my trims when I clutch in and stopped at a light seem to be off.