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Originally Posted by 1320  You answered your own question? I dont get it, you , first you said 0-14 inches......inches of vacuum is NOT = to psi. In your own reply which is correct it says to 14.7 psi which equals about 30 inches of mercury. Or basically sea level air pressure. A 1 bar sensor reads na pressure because thats all it sees, 14.7 psi or one bar or sea level.
BTw they read both sides of zero, not ussually 0 to some number, but rather 30 inchs of vacuum to 0 to 30 inches of pressure , thats a 1 bar sensor. Ie 30 inches of pressure equals about 14.7 psi or NA. |
Man you just dont get it, read your own findings I can see there is no explaining this to you, obviously you do not understand. then why are na cars running 1 bar and boosted cars from the factory run 2 bar. Like I said, dont care, dont need to explain.Do it your way. Mine been running for 10 years with no problems. I guess all of the people that were trying the other way, having nothing but problems, when they did it this way they said they couldnt beleive how easy it was and their cars ran great..But again this is not true...