Group Buy on NEW-STYLE MAF's for Twin Turbos/GT2s
 

Heya guys, I spoke to the supplier and if you guys want I can get them pretty cheap for $249 each for this group buy. These are the NEW style MAFs as used in the Boxsters from 05 and up... I've used this one and found it to be more durable than the older ones. Even if you don't have a modified car these things tend to go so let me know either via Email to alex@sharkwerks.com or PM or just repond....

No limits on these as yet!

The MAF is only part of the problem. Can u throw a set of FR6 plugs in there also? ;)

LOL for 01s? They are SUUUUPER cheap... sure if people want them;)

$5 per plug;)

How have these been tested and proven? Visually, how do they differ in design/construction? Is it plug/play? I'm definitely interested...

Hi Stephen I'm doing a swap and yes it is plug and play. I've been using one since Jan of this year. A lot of the 04 05TT's come with this MAF.

is this similar to that thing with Imagine Auto Boxster MAFs?

Has the new MAF been tried/datalogged on a stock unflashed 996TT?

Now THAT is the key. Can we get a confirmation on this? (I do believe you, but I want to make sure before I throw in on this...).

Works fine on stock cars.. After talking to Stephen and Todd though for anyone below a Stage IV aka 700, 750 they feel we should stick to the original ones. I know the dealer has a software update for the new-style one...

I found a TSB on re-flashing early Boxters when the late Boxter MAF is installed. Is a dealer reflash of a stock 996tt available or necessary?

Great question. I, too, would like to know the results.

Are you saying that lower HP cars, which are less likely to damage the MAF, should upgrade to the 986 MAF, but higher HP cars that are more likely to damage the MAF should NOT change to the 986 MAF??? Is this suggestion the result of problems arising when the 986 MAFs are used in higher HP cars???

What does the software update do??? Does the update write over the existing ECU program?

Thanks Alex,

Craig

IM INTERESTED TOO..

It is actually the lower end kits and stock that are not crossing over well. The upper kits have been ok..so far.