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Old Sep 18, 2003 | 12:35 PM
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My Michelins run consistently at about 3 bar. I have four of
them too. Does that make 12?
 
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Re: Re: Re: Re: What boost should my car be running at WOT...

Originally posted by Joe Weinstein
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You have to subtract the ambient atmospheric pressure
to get boost. (I think)
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Exactly right, Joe.

The boost meter in the dash reports "gauge boost" which is the excess over atmospheric. 1700 h Pa is 0.7 Bar "gauge boost".
 
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Re: Re: Re: What boost should my car be running at WOT...

Originally posted by Ruiner
Jack, nice curve, but the boost 'units' seem a bit off. They are about 2x what they should be.

1600 hPA = ~23 psi or 1.6bar

See for yourself: http://hemsidor.torget.se/users/b/bo...rt/conv2_e.htm

Weird. Any ideas?
I thought something was wrong too when I first tried to figure out Porsche's graph. I'm no expert on this one, but it appears they are measuring boost created by the turbos/motor above 1 atmosphere as the base level -- so 1600 equates to the engine producing .6 bar rather than 1.6 bar. At least, that's what I recall being told when first trying to read this graph. I'm sure I'm doing a terrible job explaining this, so we need some of our "scientist" members to jump in here and help me out.
 
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