MAF value off a bit

[pilot4fn]

Originally Posted by blue62

you would need more information such as.
Fuel trims compared to MAF values.
Throttle position compared to MAF values.
How the engine runs at idle.
How the engine runs at 1800-2500 RPM vrs idle.
O2 sensor signal at idle and midrange.

To make an assumption based on a single data point is not good diagnostics.

You could have those MAF values for many reasons.
Like aging sensor
Dirty sensor
Dirty air filter

If you think you have a vacuum leak there are other ways to determine that.
Like using a vacuum gauge to do a vacuum test.
A smoke test
How the engine idles vrs how it runs at 1800-2500 RPM

Thanks blue62 for a good info

The car runs real well thru out the rpm range - also at the track.
Reason for this original question is that I'm trying to investigate (and budget) the upcoming winter maintenace work needed (all chain ramps, RMS, IMSB, flywheel, clutch, chain tensioners, etc) or if there is something bigger issues for larger teardown.

I'll continue investigating with more detailed approach.

[blue62]

Originally Posted by pilot4fn

Thanks blue62 for a good info

The car runs real well thru out the rpm range - also at the track.
Reason for this original question is that I'm trying to investigate (and budget) the upcoming winter maintenace work needed (all chain ramps, RMS, IMSB, flywheel, clutch, chain tensioners, etc) or if there is something bigger issues for larger teardown.

I'll continue investigating with more detailed approach.

A few dyno runs would tell you lots about how the engine is performing.
if it had performance issues dyno runs can help you pin them down.