R32/R33/R34 GTR MAF Delete Pipe Kit (Pair)

R32 GTR MAF Tube Delete Kit (Pair)

Introducing our new RB26 MAF Tube Delete Kit that does exactly what it says on the tin! This kit includes a pair of high-flow direct replacement billet pipes for the restrictive OEM MAF sensors, resulting in a big reduction in restriction for people pushing the limits of power from visually OEM applications. We began our development by laser scanning an OEM MAF sensor and the original R32 GTR air box, we then assembled the parts in 3D space so that we could evaluate not only the original MAF sensor but how this part mates to the original air box. We found that we could enlarge the inlet tract from 63mm of the original MAF sensor to 70.5mm to match the bell mouth on the air box, this has resulted in a 34% increase in cross sectional area. The pipe then gradually tapers down to the inlet size rubber turbo hose to try and keep the flow as laminar as possible. The removal of a restrictive MAF sensor that includes a resistive element, and two mesh panels, and the addition of a port matched and enlarged inlet ensures that these are the least restrictive and highest flowing MAF delete tubes available on the market.

The kit will only work with vehicles that have been converted to run on MAP.

Features:

• Machined from billet aluminium and hard anodised black.
• Inlet has a 34% larger cross-sectional diameter over the OEM MAF sensor.
• Seamless transition from OEM airbox inlet bell-mouth to MAF delete pipe to ensure laminar flow.
• Integrated O-Ring on mounting face.
• O-Ring pinch points designed to hold O-Ring's in place prior to assembly.
• Thin wall thickness to minimise weight and maximise cross sectional diameter.
• Designed using a laser scan of original components to ensure perfect fit.
• Includes O-Rings and bolts/washers.

ATTENTION

• Please note, this kit is only compatible with the RB26 engine as found in the R32 GTR, R33 GTR and R34 GTR, and will not fit RB25's or GTST's.
• Can only be used on vehicles that have been converted to running a MAP sensor.