is it possible to supercharge a non mass air car . i want to add a supercharger and dont want to change over to mass air ...
also where do all the vaccumes on the pass side of the car go to the ones bolted behind the shock tower ..
is it possible to supercharge a non mass air car . i want to add a supercharger and dont want to change over to mass air ...
also where do all the vaccumes on the pass side of the car go to the ones bolted behind the shock tower ..
TODAY IS THE DAY I MAKE A DIFFERENCE !!!!!
The stuff behind the tower there is all for the egr. I dont see why you cant boost a non mass air car. Mass air is the best though.
Rob
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mass air is so easy to install and opens your options to build up your motor
ridin fast,hittin da hills,throwin some dirt
2003 polaris predator 500
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No you don't have to have mass air to supercharge a car. It would be better served if you run a PMS engine management system for tuning ease.
Hank
most after market stand alones are speed density not mass air. so yes you sure can you just need a means of tuning. pms is a good option,
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