Boost is measured as the pressure that the turbo creates above atmospheric pressure. Normal Atmospheric Pressure (1 atm) = 14.7 psi = 760 mm Hg 1 Bar is not actually equal to 14.7 psi, but rather it is equal to 14.5 psi, = 0.9869 atm = 750.062 mm Hg.
OTHERS - How is boost measured? (Bar, mmHg, PSI) and How do you convert from one to another?
Category
-
G Series
G Series
-
G-XRace
G-XRace
-
GTX Gen2
GTX Gen2
-
Ball Bearing Turbos
Ball Bearing Turbos
-
Journal Bearing Turbos
Journal Bearing Turbos
-
C.H.R.A.'s
C.H.R.A.'s
-
Classic Cars
Classic Cars
-
Turbo Kits
Turbo Kits
-
Accessories
- Turbine Housings G Series
- Turbine Housings GBC Series
- Turbine Housings GT Series
- Compressor Housings
- Comp.Hsg. customized
- Actuators Garrett
- Actuators TiAL
- Backplates
- Adapter Rings
- Compressor wheels
- Turbine wheels
- Bearing Housings
- Service Kits
- Brackets
- Turbo Shields
- Flanges
- Gauges
- Boost controllers
- Gaskets Sets
- Studs Sets
- Gaskets
- V Clamps
- Fittings
- Oil hoses
- T-Bolt Clamps
- 360º Thrust bearings
- Clamps, Bolts, Nuts...
Accessories
-
Wastegates Garrett
Wastegates Garrett
-
Wastegates TiAL
Wastegates TiAL
-
Blow-off valves Garrett
Blow-off valves Garrett
-
Blow-off valves TiAL
Blow-off valves TiAL
-
Silicon Hoses
Silicon Hoses
-
Intercoolers
Intercoolers
-
Oil coolers
Oil coolers
-
Brakes
Brakes
-
Air filters
Air filters
-
Air intake
Air intake
-
Exhaust
Exhaust
-
Precleaners
Precleaners
-
Tools
Tools
-
Bargains/Clearance
Bargains/Clearance
-
Merchandising
Merchandising
-
Catalogs
Catalogs