Power FC powerFC boost numbers vs HKS boost gauge
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powerFC boost numbers vs HKS boost gauge
My findings..
Boost on my 11.59 @122.12mph pass peaked out @ 1.08kg/cm2 which equals 15.36psi......*but* I tested the PowerFC vs a HKS boost gauge and here's the results:
PSI= kg/cm2
2=.10
4=.25
5=.31
6=.39
8=.51
10=.65
12=.78
14=.92
15=.99
16=1.06
17=1.13
~17.5=1.15 >> which is max for stock map sensor
This was done with pressure pump with stock map sensor and HKS boost gauge "T" together.
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Boost on my 11.59 @122.12mph pass peaked out @ 1.08kg/cm2 which equals 15.36psi......*but* I tested the PowerFC vs a HKS boost gauge and here's the results:
PSI= kg/cm2
2=.10
4=.25
5=.31
6=.39
8=.51
10=.65
12=.78
14=.92
15=.99
16=1.06
17=1.13
~17.5=1.15 >> which is max for stock map sensor
This was done with pressure pump with stock map sensor and HKS boost gauge "T" together.
Later
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Once again a newbie has not done a search of the forum for a very common proplem with the PFC. This same stuff is asked almost every month by a new PFC owner.
YES, the PFC is wrong!
Now the question for you is, how does this affect P row selection.
YES, the PFC is wrong!
Now the question for you is, how does this affect P row selection.
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>>Once again a newbie has not done a search of the forum for a very common proplem with the PFC. This same stuff is asked almost every month by a new PFC owner.
YES, the PFC is wrong!
Now the question for you is, how does this affect P row selection.<<
A "newbie" ????? at what?????
I don't remember asking any questions !!! I simply posted it as information for all PowerFC users.....some say 1 psi others say 2 psi........So relax
If it bothered you....ignore it !!!
For your other question...... figure it out your self and let us all newbies know about it.
Later
YES, the PFC is wrong!
Now the question for you is, how does this affect P row selection.<<
A "newbie" ????? at what?????
I don't remember asking any questions !!! I simply posted it as information for all PowerFC users.....some say 1 psi others say 2 psi........So relax
If it bothered you....ignore it !!!
For your other question...... figure it out your self and let us all newbies know about it.
Later