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Old 08-20-09, 10:22 AM
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Pro flow same as Pro M

Hello again. Just working on tweecer my car here. I am unsure of my maf transfer. I have a 80mm Pro flow calb. for 42's that came off a lightning. I have heard the pro flow is the same as pro m, is this true? Can I use the pro m maf transfer? Or where can I find the maf trasfer for the pro flow.

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Old 08-20-09, 02:20 PM
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Pro m and Pmas are the same I believe. I dont think there is any relation with pro flow.
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Old 08-20-09, 08:14 PM
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I thought pro m bought pro flow years ago. Maybe i am mistaken.
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Old 08-20-09, 08:57 PM
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From what I heard, Pro-M went out of business a while ago. Some of the employees from Pro-M bought Pro-M's equipment at auction and started up PMAS. So essentially, PMAS is the heart of the old Pro-M.

According to one tidbit I just read, one of the engineers at the old Pro-M decided to make his own sensors under the old Pro-M name, don't know if that's real or not.
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Old 08-20-09, 09:45 PM
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Maybe that is what i read. To much reading.
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Old 08-21-09, 08:31 AM
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Thanks guys I read some similar information. I also read something about pro flow tied in with pro m but haven't found out anything forsure. In the tweecer software start guide (calcon/caledit) it makes reference to proflow and how easy it is to find maf transfers for them. I'm having a hard time finding almost anything on them.

The maf I have is an 80 mm draw through pro flow. It's calb for 42's and off a lighting as stated above. I know obvious it is going to be calib. different then say a fox maf or our maf but I am having a hard time finding info.

I talked to a tuner and he says to set my injector scalars to match the 42's and use a stock maf transfer and increase it by 75%. Sound like this is a way to go?

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Old 08-21-09, 08:45 AM
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i would try the pro-m xfer that coinsides with yours meter And fine tune from there. I had a pro flow cal'd for 30# inj at one time and i used the pro-m xfer and edited it as needed. If i remember correctly it was only like 6 percent off. Just my .02 cents though. Good luck
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Old 08-21-09, 08:53 AM
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I was thinking the same thing. I think it's worth a try. If not ill go with what the tuner said but seems like the pro m would be a better starting point to me
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