I had one brand-new in the box for my GSX, but I sold the car before I installed it. On turbo cars you can make easily 20hp with it by fine tuning your air/fuel ratio through the rpm band. I sold it as I didn't think it would work on the SVT. Mind you I think you COULD do it, you just have to figure out which wire to use. If someone works out how to wire it up, I'll buiy another one, way better than a chip IMHO, you can adjust it through 500rpm steps and have you A/F ratio perfectly tuned for both high and low engine loads. I thought I read somewhere once that some dude with a Mustang had fitted one, but I couldn't find anymore info on it, and you know that if it works on a Mustang it'll work on our cars as we share the same style of MAF.
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