What is PSI??
#3
Let's be civil, folks. Snotty replies are worse for the site than basic questions. Respond to the question or ignore the thread. We all had to learn sometime.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pounds_per_square_inch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pounds_per_square_inch
#4
Originally Posted by scionlife
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#5
YAY finnally somebody says something about the "search" response.
we should have an acronym thread.
we should have an acronym thread.
#6
PSI stands for Pounds per Square Inch, and is a measure of pressure -> ie Force(pounds) divided by Area(square inches).
So basically PSI is just a measure of force for how much air is bulding up in the turbo or supercharger system. Boost, Force, lbs, PSI are all interchangebale words that you may hear people say. The greater the pressure the more force and ultimaily more HP the car will produce due to the greater FORCED induction and fuel ratios
So basically PSI is just a measure of force for how much air is bulding up in the turbo or supercharger system. Boost, Force, lbs, PSI are all interchangebale words that you may hear people say. The greater the pressure the more force and ultimaily more HP the car will produce due to the greater FORCED induction and fuel ratios
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