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    Junior Member Grease Monkey
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    Default Air Flow meters

    Hey i have just purchased a 20v airflow meter and it is massive.
    hard to fit somewhere neatly.

    now the question is... can i used an earlier 16v one on my silvertop? or won't it work?
    or are there any other iinterchangeable AFM's i can use!

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    Default Re: Air Flow meters

    What car is the 20v in/going in? Picture of the airflow meter would be good. I've not seen a 20v afm first hand, but there shouldn't be any reason for it to be bigger than a 3SGTE afm, and they're not huge.
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    Default Re: Air Flow meters


    Most 16 valve 4AGE's have MAP sensors. These won't work with your stock 20V ECU. Any 16 valve 4AGE that has an AFM will be the basically the same size.

    I don't see how it doesn't fit neatly. It fits inline with the air piping like any other AFM. Where else would you put it?
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    Default Re: Air Flow meters

    its going into a ke55 corolla.
    by the time you make the plenum and install rad and fans and overflows etc.
    there isn't much room to do it neatly.

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