When you split the flow of air into two MAFs to feed two banks independently there becomes more variations which will effect an accurate voltage calculation which will have an overall effect because all injectors are treated the same (PW) no matter. You have to accept that there is an acceptable margin for error. Since there is a margin of error no matter what you do, I thought about adding an ability to adjust for that error. But then, thinking about the fact that that margin of error is more or less handled when your car is tuned made me wonder if it was even necessary. An APEXi SAFC appears to add a percentage to the Add calculation and this corresponds to what Devon has explained in his webpage on tuning. Anyway, I'm sure that the function of this MAF signal converter will be acceptable. And I can easily make adjustments to fine tune things if needed.
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