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Nikos14 Sep 29, 2011 07:43 PM

1jzgte vvti MAF?
 
Does anyone have experience with changing a 1jz vvti to a Z32 MAF? I'm running a power fc and I can select it, but the problem is that the iat is built into the jz MAF. Do I need to install a separate iat or will it work without it? If I need to get a separate one, does anyone know which one will work with a power fc?

S14eva1 Sep 29, 2011 10:27 PM

I believe you will be find with the stock vvti maf sensor....no need to use a Z32

Nikos14 Sep 30, 2011 01:09 AM

I am for now, but I'm about to switch to 550 cc injectors and top mount mani with a 5857e turbo. Im not sure what boost pressure I'm going to run. I just want to have everything upgraded before I get it tuned. Plus I have a z32 laying around, so I might asnwell use it.

Nikos14 Sep 30, 2011 09:44 PM

Man, I've tried. I'll try again..lol

xspsi6 Sep 30, 2011 09:50 PM

Are you worried about over running the maf? I believe that maf which is the same as a 97 sc400 will support 500+ whp.

Nikos14 Oct 1, 2011 12:58 AM

From what I've read, they're only good for around 300hp or 220kw. That's why there's the option in the power fc for the upgrades. I'm sure you an get a little more out of the chaser MAF with proper tuning, but I rather not push it past it's limits. I'm planning on running a safe 400-450hp range.

xspsi6 Oct 1, 2011 01:16 PM

There is no way that maf is only good for that low of hp as that would mean it is over 80% maxed out from the factory which is for sure not the case.

I would venture to guess that maf will support your hp level goals with ease.

S14eva1 Oct 1, 2011 04:59 PM

I believe Dexlex on here is making mid 400"s on his vvti 1jz with no issues.

Nikos14 Oct 2, 2011 12:35 AM

Delex is not running a MAF. He switched over to a map setup. I wish I could switch too, but power fc doesn't support it :(. They don't make a D-jetro for the 1jz vvti. Ya, it doesn't make sence to me either, but everywhere I look jzx100 guys say that it maxes out at 220kw.

BLK13X Oct 2, 2011 08:12 PM

The Chaser and Soarer MAF sensor share the same part number, so I'd expect a Soarer 1JZ to pull the same figures as the Chaser 1JZ.

It's all here say but I've been recommended to get my hands on a 1UZ MAF sensor, apparently it allows for more flow but don't hold me on that.

xspsi6 Oct 4, 2011 10:16 PM


Originally Posted by BLK13X (Post 6722523)
The Chaser and Soarer MAF sensor share the same part number, so I'd expect a Soarer 1JZ to pull the same figures as the Chaser 1JZ.

It's all here say but I've been recommended to get my hands on a 1UZ MAF sensor, apparently it allows for more flow but don't hold me on that.

It's the same part#^^ Maybe the ecu runs out of voltage reference but the maf is good for more I am 100% sure of this so look to the ecu scale for maf voltage and see if maybe the power fc allows for a frequency clamp of some sort.

BLK13X Oct 5, 2011 04:58 AM

Possibly. It'd be nice to check but no readily available JZX100 computers available.

Just doing some cross referencing for my own Soarer project (97 VVTi) and there's places that say the JZX100 (M/T) PowerFC D-Jetro is also compatible with a Soarer, not so sure how OEM computers would be easily switchable.

Nikos14 Oct 5, 2011 09:13 AM

I thought they didn't make a D-jetro for the jzx100 vvti? Anyway, I think I'm good without the iat. I believe if I'm running a MAF it's not needed. It's only required if I was running map.

cartmill Oct 5, 2011 09:24 AM

not sure if this will help you or not, but the 1jz VVTI MAF is the exact same toyota part # as the 95-96 LS400.

OE # is: 22250-50060


just use the OE one, dude. i don't think you're going to overrun it...


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