Al Blaha 1G mass modification?

x-pride · 12-20-2005

Does anyone know how to do this mod? I heard about a resitor and hacking the MAS but that is it. I have tried searching the web but could not how to exactly do this mod. Any help will be greatly appriciated.

**Shane@DBPerformance** · 12-20-2005

What do you have to tune with? What size is your turbo? And what size are your injectors? There are a few ways to do an "Al Blaha" style MAS, and it helps to know exactly what you are working with or towards.

sleepydsm · 12-20-2005

Or you could get rid of the factory 1G MAS, and either wire in a 2g, get a GM maf, or go to a speed density system.

**Goat Blower** · 12-20-2005

Chuck your MAS and throw the AIT and airflow sensor in a one-gallon coffee can with the bottom cut out. Run some 4" dryer ducting from that to the turbo and seal it all up with duct tape, you're good to go.

x-pride · 12-20-2005

Shae: The car is running a PTE 56 trim turbo, 780 injectors and SAFC.

Steve your idea sounds intresting. How do I go upon finding info out on that modifictaion?

PSI2HI · 12-20-2005

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Originally Posted by x-pride

Shae: The car is running a PTE 56 trim turbo, 780 injectors and SAFC.

Steve your idea sounds intresting. How do I go upon finding info out on that modifictaion?

If you plan to use that turbo to potential the 1G and even 2G MAS are not for you.

x-pride · 12-21-2005

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Originally Posted by PSI2HI

If you plan to use that turbo to potential the 1G and even 2G MAS are not for you.

What would your recommend?

acidrumz · 12-21-2005

standalone or gm trans

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Originally Posted by x-pride

What would your recommend?

CVD · 12-21-2005

You can always go to a HKS VPC

**Kracka** · 12-21-2005

A Blaha MAS flows slightly more than a 2G MAS and roughly the same as a 3" GM MAF in draw-through setup. I ran a Blaha for many years and it was very easy to tune with.

**scheides** · 12-21-2005

I second Steve's idea. That will totally get you the Home-Depot award at the DSM shootout!

**Goat Blower** · 12-21-2005

Depending on budget, I'd far recommend the VPC as well. For less than $500, it just can't be beat. If you've got the scratch and don't mind memorizing a 180 page manual, the AEM EMS is the way to go. MAS's are a pain in the ass.