Boost Conversion

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Boost Conversion

1 July 2004, 14:15

I have a boost gauge fitted to the car that is calibrated in kg/m squared (or cubed, cant recall).
Does anyone know what this equates to in Bar. And what sort of readings would be expected?

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1 July 2004, 14:55

Oh thats an odd one alright - Look here - one bar is nearly the same as one kgf/m2.

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