


Spectre GM LS3/LS7 Mass Air Flow Sensor Mount (Blade Style)
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Spectre GM LS3/LS7 Mass Air Flow Sensor Mount (Blade Style)Spectre's Mass Air Flow Sensor (MAFS) mount is designed to allow you to use a GM LS3 LS7 or Ford Coyote engine blade style mass air flow sensor in your custom air intake system. It's designed to fit on a 3. 5 inch or 4 inch tube. This MAF mounting pad is raw aluminum and it is designed to be welded onto the tube.
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