boost gauge readings?
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boost gauge readings?
hi all
just bought my impreza wrx,its my first car with a turbo so just been getting used to all its bits etc,but the 1 thing that caught my eye was the boost gauge reading never changing when driving,so had a look around and found that the pipe wasnt connected because it was too short,so got a longer pipe and fitted it,however now the readings im not sure are right? the vac is readin 20-22? is this bout right,gauge goes up to 1 in pressure side when puttin foot down?
thanks all.
just bought my impreza wrx,its my first car with a turbo so just been getting used to all its bits etc,but the 1 thing that caught my eye was the boost gauge reading never changing when driving,so had a look around and found that the pipe wasnt connected because it was too short,so got a longer pipe and fitted it,however now the readings im not sure are right? the vac is readin 20-22? is this bout right,gauge goes up to 1 in pressure side when puttin foot down?
thanks all.
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What's the MY of WRX? This will tell us whether c.1bar is correct target boost for your MY.
Yeah, there is a set of SI units (can't remember what) where the reading of "- (minus! obviously) 20" is correct for full vacuum i.e. idling on a shut throttle.
Yeah, there is a set of SI units (can't remember what) where the reading of "- (minus! obviously) 20" is correct for full vacuum i.e. idling on a shut throttle.
Last edited by joz8968; 31 August 2010 at 10:16 PM.
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Yeah, the vac reading does corroborate with the units - so all good.
Not worried about the psi part.
Does the vac reading read "-20" (your quote).... or "-200"? It should be -200 if the unit is inHg.
If it's -20 i.e. only marked to 2 digits for ...-10,-20,-30,-40... etc. (and not 3 for ...-100,-200,-300,-400...etc.), then the gauge really should have "x10" written on it. Comprende?
Not worried about the psi part.
Does the vac reading read "-20" (your quote).... or "-200"? It should be -200 if the unit is inHg.
If it's -20 i.e. only marked to 2 digits for ...-10,-20,-30,-40... etc. (and not 3 for ...-100,-200,-300,-400...etc.), then the gauge really should have "x10" written on it. Comprende?
Last edited by joz8968; 31 August 2010 at 11:03 PM.
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