My 89 5.0 Very Build

this is my parts list.
1. ford racing boss 302 series block (306)
2. 24 lb injectors
3. maf calibrated for 60 lb injectors
4. gt40p heads Anderson springs
5. Anderson n41 cam
6. gt40p intake ported
7. Anderson power pipe

gt40p heads are on he motor till funds clear up for aluminum heads. vmp has a harness to use the newer maf on the fox harness.
 
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this is my parts list.
1. ford racing boss 302 series block (306)
2. 24 lb injectors
3. maf calibrated for 60 lb injectors
4. gt40p heads Anderson springs
5. Anderson n41 cam
6. gt40p intake ported
7. Anderson power pipe

gt40p heads are on he motor till funds clear up for aluminum heads. vmp has a harness to use the newer maf on the fox harness.
The maf is not calibrated, the ecu is. When you put a "calibrated" maf on the car it just lies to the ecu lowering the maf transfer curve. That said, the maf you have uses a completely different curve. It will require tuning.

I will ask again what ecu are you using?
 
cars gonna run like crap with that maf it's tricking the computer into running way off for those 24s .

Is it a ford racing R block or is it a sportsman block with the 2 bolts mains ? The motor will make decent horse power right around what your original goal was the way it sits I'd think .


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ecu is stock for an aod car. the meter is a pro m velocity maf with upr big mouth filter. its an r block that im using
Send to pro m and have them calibrate it for the 24s .


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A 95mm meter may be tough to fit tubing on, before you spend any money calibrating it make sure you have a plan to mount and plumb it. If this was an all out build i'd say do whatever it takes to make it work, but since you are using gt40 parts i'd do what's best to make it work spending the least possible, which may be to sell the meter and buy one already calibrated that bolts in.
Anderson power pipes are hundreds of dollars and i'm not so sure this setup would justify the cost.
 
Update got a new maf from pmas 80mm for 24lb injectors. I received my bbk regulator and fuel rails in as well motor is in and running real well just have some fine tunning to do and it will be ready for the dyno and ready to run the track again
 
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Update got a new maf from pmas 80mm for 24lb injectors. I received my bbk regulator and fuel rails in as well motor is in and running real well just have some fine tunning to do and it will be ready for the dyno and ready to run the track again
Post your numbers when it's done. Always like seeing graphs:nice: