Adding more info for those looking to dial in their MAF.....
....logging with SCT perform the following:
1. Convert MAF frequency (kHz) to period http://www.calctool.org/CALC/other/converters/freq (convert the frequency to period and look at MAF Airflow vs. Period under Airflow > General > MAF Calibration)
2. Looking at STFT....focus on trims that are > than 2% for a given frequency.
3. If you are seeing trims in the negative then the airflow per period cell is too high. Determine the % off and multiply the current value for the cell by the % off. Subtract the % off from the current cell value. I.E. 40.23*.05-40.23=38.21 Do this for every point that is >2% off (average bank1 and bank2 to determine the % off).
4. If you are seeing trims in the positive then the airflow per period cell is too low. See above to correct except ADD the % different off from the current cell value. I.E. 40.23*.05+40.23=42.24
5. Once corrected perform the same logging as before. Review the log and make adjustments as needed until you see STFT no greater than 2%.
To dial in I logged steady state RPM for low airflow values and then performed several WOT runs in 3rd from 2,500 to 7,000. It will take a few runs/logs to dial in but this worked for me without issue.