can a boost gauge go bad????
#21
Re:can a boost gauge go bad????
Originally Posted by bobski
hate to say it, but i'm pretty sure atmospheric pressure is 14.7 psi. might as well use the right figure if you're going to mutiply by .98067...
psi = (x * 98067) * 14.5037738
...but thanks anyway.
#22
Re:can a boost gauge go bad????
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
Originally Posted by bobski
hate to say it, but i'm pretty sure atmospheric pressure is 14.7 psi. might as well use the right figure if you're going to mutiply by .98067...
psi = (x * 98067) * 14.5037738
...but thanks anyway.
#24
Re:can a boost gauge go bad????
well i figured out my problem....the belt tensioner was loose and the belt was slippin at high rpm's....now im gettin .53 bar and my boost gauge is readin over 8 psi again.....question is will the vafc hack affect the bar reading on the vafc?
is the boost gauge more accurate than the vafc?
is the boost gauge more accurate than the vafc?
#25
Re:can a boost gauge go bad????
No, the V-AFC calculates boost based off of your MAP sensor. This is done on the untouched signal, so it's reading straight and accurate.
A boost gauge could have potential leaks at high pressures in the line, and could also just be "off". I know on my Autometer Ultra-Lite, my need at ambient sits about .5 psi above 0.
Now, if we think about this, this is incorrect as I am not "below" sea level. If anything, it should read a bit less if calibrated at 14.7 absolute pressure.
A boost gauge could have potential leaks at high pressures in the line, and could also just be "off". I know on my Autometer Ultra-Lite, my need at ambient sits about .5 psi above 0.
Now, if we think about this, this is incorrect as I am not "below" sea level. If anything, it should read a bit less if calibrated at 14.7 absolute pressure.
#28
Re:can a boost gauge go bad????
Originally Posted by TurboEF9
IT wouldn't change enough for you to notice with tuning only with an AFC.
..you would see it with a wideband though, due to the desity ratio.
..you would see it with a wideband though, due to the desity ratio.
i have a wideband on the way....wohoo
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