what is stock maximum boost? What about new max with you guys with chips?
12-13-2002, 06:32 AM
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I didn't mean to suggest you were wrong, it's just that we know that X does not produce
that much boost up to 5200 rpms on a mechanically sound S4.
I was simply trying to help.
Spikes of 19psi to ~4k rpms are acceptable in the higher gears, so it sounds like you are OK.
Sorry for any misunderstanding.
I was simply trying to help.
Spikes of 19psi to ~4k rpms are acceptable in the higher gears, so it sounds like you are OK.
Sorry for any misunderstanding.
12-13-2002, 07:34 AM
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The "peak hold" mode shows the highest spike. (m)
Go to the real time display mode to get max sustained boost. You'll find it to be a highly variable pressure.
The Defi HUD reads out in Kg/cm2 = Bar = Atmospheres.
The Defi HUD reads out in Kg/cm2 = Bar = Atmospheres.
12-13-2002, 07:54 AM
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the car is running well IMHO. besides, last few times I asked for help offline with you I got the
same results...
I'm much more comfortable working on my car and figuring it out myself. I got tired of hearing there must be something wrong with my car after I had already tested everything you suggested. I was also tired of getting program updates which simply did nothing to come even close to solving my problems.
If your offline customer service were as good as you suggest online, I would have had everything figured out a long time ago.
I'm much more comfortable working on my car and figuring it out myself. I got tired of hearing there must be something wrong with my car after I had already tested everything you suggested. I was also tired of getting program updates which simply did nothing to come even close to solving my problems.
If your offline customer service were as good as you suggest online, I would have had everything figured out a long time ago.
12-13-2002, 07:55 AM
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Here's the conversions for Bar, Psi, and Kgf/cm^2
to convert from Kgf/cm^2 to bar multiply by 0.9807
to convert from Kgf/cm^2 to psi multiply by 14.223
to convert from psi to bar divide by 14.504
to convert from bar to psi multiply by 14.504
1 atm = 1.013 bar = 14.696 psi
I'm only 1/2 way through my coffee, so these could be off.....
to convert from Kgf/cm^2 to psi multiply by 14.223
to convert from psi to bar divide by 14.504
to convert from bar to psi multiply by 14.504
1 atm = 1.013 bar = 14.696 psi
I'm only 1/2 way through my coffee, so these could be off.....