7mge afm swap
10-15-2014, 10:30 PM
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Okay cool, and my idle speed screw on my tb is set all the way in right now (lowest idle setting) and it idles around 900 rpms, not sure if that's unusual but I'm running tan injectors 91 octane fuel and leaned the maf out to compensate for the injectors
10-16-2014, 09:47 AM
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Timing should be close. You could probably go a little more if you wanted. If your throttle body idle screw is all the way in and your idle is still 900 then the air idle bypass screw on the AFM is too far open. Close it down and open up the tb idle screw. Good luck. It is a fine balance game to make it run right.
10-20-2014, 12:02 PM
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Timing should be close. You could probably go a little more if you wanted. If your throttle body idle screw is all the way in and your idle is still 900 then the air idle bypass screw on the AFM is too far open. Close it down and open up the tb idle screw. Good luck. It is a fine balance game to make it run right.
10-20-2014, 02:40 PM
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Well the 7mge is on and running... here's the specs:
Rpm: 600
Idle bypass screw: all the way tight
Throttle body idle screw: little over 1 turn out
Cog: 1 tooth rich
I may go to stock tooth setting to see Becuase it smells a tad rich and I'm not seeing much performance gain, it seems like it lugs shifting through the gears
Rpm: 600
Idle bypass screw: all the way tight
Throttle body idle screw: little over 1 turn out
Cog: 1 tooth rich
I may go to stock tooth setting to see Becuase it smells a tad rich and I'm not seeing much performance gain, it seems like it lugs shifting through the gears
11-12-2014, 07:35 AM
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Well just an update in case anyone was wondering... I had to take the afm off Becuase after trying many different setting and allowing the computer to a adjust it wanted to die if you gave it any throttle
11-12-2014, 09:28 AM
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11-12-2014, 09:54 AM
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02-28-2015, 12:07 AM
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Found the youngest thread I could for these questions.
So everyone seems to know this without asking . Do i need to get the supra air intake box? Or does the 7mge afm fit onto the 3vze airbox? Also, can someone please lost a pic of where the idle bypass screw is on the 7mge airbox?
Thanks!!
So everyone seems to know this without asking . Do i need to get the supra air intake box? Or does the 7mge afm fit onto the 3vze airbox? Also, can someone please lost a pic of where the idle bypass screw is on the 7mge airbox?
Thanks!!
02-28-2015, 03:14 AM
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No the 7mge AFM will not bolt up to the 3vze air box. The height of the door opening is different. The 7mge opening is bigger which is why you want it. Look through the older threads and you will see the small circle for idle adjustment that need to be drilled out.
