Boost gauge in kg or psi
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Boost gauge in kg or psi
I was just wondering what people use. Psi or Kg. I think I am going to get one in kg because boost controllers run in kg and it isnt hard to convert.
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Now if we only knew the equivalent of stock boost and 6, 8, 10, 12, and 15 PSI.
The old 80cents/liter - no one knows if that's a good price without looking it up several times.
The old 80cents/liter - no one knows if that's a good price without looking it up several times.
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Most Japan gauge are in kg/cm^2.
1.0 kg/cm^2 = 14.2psi
It's a personal preference on what units you want it to read.  All I'm worried about is MAX.
My preference is more how the gauge looks.  I prefer the "old-school" GReddy and A'PEXI gauges, although the new Blitz stuff looks good too.
-Ted
1.0 kg/cm^2 = 14.2psi
It's a personal preference on what units you want it to read.  All I'm worried about is MAX.
My preference is more how the gauge looks.  I prefer the "old-school" GReddy and A'PEXI gauges, although the new Blitz stuff looks good too.
-Ted
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