got my AVC-r up and running, I've got the highest boost reading 1.15km/cm2

Can anyone tell me what that is in Psi and if it is measurement for Bar? Also what BHP it might be?

must be a way to change it to psi on the controller?

1.15 kilogram-force/square centimeter = 16.356 844 834 pound/square inch

1.15 kilogram-force/square centimeter = 1.127 764 75 bar

indeed... what ever your kg/cm² is, times it by 14.22 to get psi

 

as paul says, thats a little over 16psi. your not running standard injectors are ya chap?

Yes their standard

 

Better turn it down a bit, couldn't find a way of changing the readings. Also have it in km as I cant change that either

One of the buttons on the front ( left i think) you press changes the reading configuration, i think the 2nd push puts it in PSI, much easier :D

smithy

on what screen?

looking at your mods thats a tad high mate, i'd wind it down to about 1 kg/cm²

Would that be about 14 psi?

what would the bhp of been when running at just over 16Psi?

on standard injectors and turbos, it wouldnt have been much more than at 14psi as everything would be maxed out. in fact youre probably producing fewer horses at 16psi than at 15psi - and also wearing some components out faster. at 14.5psi with your mods you are probably pushing out something like 360-370 at the flywheel. just an estimate.

I was aiming for 14Psi, I set it up from the twinturbo.net install. was set at 58%, any idea what to set it up to next?

on standard injectors and turbos, it wouldnt have been much more than at 14psi as everything would be maxed out. in fact youre probably producing fewer horses at 16psi than at 15psi - and also wearing some components out faster. at 14.5psi with your mods you are probably pushing out something like 360-370 at the flywheel. just an estimate.

 

i made 364 @ 9psi na-na nana naaa! :tongue:

i made 364 @ 9psi na-na nana naaa! :tongue:

 

yeah but youve kind of got a bigger spec and aftermarket turbos :tongue:

Jap use the Kg/cm2 way,

 

we like PSI :)

 

http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/pressure

 

1 KG/cm2 is about 15 PSI.

Would that be about 14 psi?

what would the bhp of been when running at just over 16Psi?

 

14 / 14.22 = 0.98km/cm2

pascals is best.