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CoSpringsMx-3
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Re: NOS
Ok I need to know what I need or can use as an adapter on the end of my air flow meter. Its a 92 rs. The prob is the for bolt end is square what do i use as an dapter to keep the air flow meter in line so i can put on a cone filter? I really need help with this one. ALso is the any other way to bypass the air flow meter? How is this problem addressed with intakes the prm?
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stud112
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Re: NOS
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CoSpringsMx-3:<BR><B>Ok I need to know what I need or can use as an adapter on the end of my air flow meter. Its a 92 rs. The prob is the for bolt end is square what do i use as an dapter to keep the air flow meter in line so i can put on a cone filter? I really need help with this one. ALso is the any other way to bypass the air flow meter? How is this problem addressed with intakes the prm?</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><BR>Go to Autoall.com you can find a Mazda Adapter for the air flow meter!
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CoSpringsMx-3
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Re: NOS
sorry misposted that?
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renef
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Dude, HKS makes one. It's for a 323.<P>Val Valenzuela (somewhere around here in the web site) got us one in a group buy.<P>ALSO: The Miata adapter is the same thing.<P>done it myself. not hearsay. it's the same thing<P>RF
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