Help with stock boost guage
Help with stock boost guage
Can anyone tell me how to read stock boost guage?
I think it says kg/cm or something
Mine goes up to like 14 at the peak and goes down to like 11 or 12 as rpm rises
How to convert this to psi or bar? I'm confused
Help plz~
I think it says kg/cm or something
Mine goes up to like 14 at the peak and goes down to like 11 or 12 as rpm rises
How to convert this to psi or bar? I'm confused
Help plz~
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http://www.onlineconversion.com/
this will help...obviously, select the pressure calculator...
I use to use this website for everything...school, car, and cooking...
now i only use it for car and cooking...
but from it looks like, you're good...you have a stock boost set on peaking a bit over 19 psi and tapering at around 15 psi.
but a bit more....don't know how you're getting this variable...the stock boost tap might be wrong as debated to death on this forum.
this will help...obviously, select the pressure calculator...
I use to use this website for everything...school, car, and cooking...
now i only use it for car and cooking...
but from it looks like, you're good...you have a stock boost set on peaking a bit over 19 psi and tapering at around 15 psi.
but a bit more....don't know how you're getting this variable...the stock boost tap might be wrong as debated to death on this forum.
Last edited by mdosu; May 4, 2005 at 02:12 PM.
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Originally Posted by mrbkkt1
14 would be 1.4 bar, and i think around 20 psi, but i'd have to do the actual math but the 1.4 bar is pretty easy math.
I want a boost gauge that measures at "meter of head"
Last edited by mdosu; May 4, 2005 at 04:05 PM.
Originally Posted by mdosu
http://www.onlineconversion.com/
this will help...obviously, select the pressure calculator...
I use to use this website for everything...school, car, and cooking...
now i only use it for car and cooking...
but from it looks like, you're good...you have a stock boost set on peaking a bit over 19 psi and tapering at around 15 psi.
but a bit more....don't know how you're getting this variable...the stock boost tap might be wrong as debated to death on this forum.
this will help...obviously, select the pressure calculator...
I use to use this website for everything...school, car, and cooking...
now i only use it for car and cooking...
but from it looks like, you're good...you have a stock boost set on peaking a bit over 19 psi and tapering at around 15 psi.
but a bit more....don't know how you're getting this variable...the stock boost tap might be wrong as debated to death on this forum.
Looks like i'm running 20psi at the peak and tapering at around 15psi which is about right for 05 turbo.


