Need Help converting my boost gague reading.
01-22-2003, 11:00 PM
#1
Need Help converting my boost gague reading.
hi i have the Blitz DTT DC. turbo timer and boost gauge
i was just wondering how to convert the reading to psi.
anyone know how to convert hkPa to psi???? i think the highest i hit so far is .73_hkPa what does that mean.
i was just wondering how to convert the reading to psi.
anyone know how to convert hkPa to psi???? i think the highest i hit so far is .73_hkPa what does that mean.
01-22-2003, 11:39 PM
#2
here you go my friend: 
This is a conversion table, BUT it's in kilopascals (kPA), not your hkPA. So you'll have to take your .73 hkpA, multiply it by 100 to kPA (kilo pascals) which equals 73 kPA. Then choose from kilopascal to psi conversion and your set
http://www.sciencemadesimple.net/EASYpressure.html
OR:
I happened to do this in class today, and supposedly 1.00 khPA = 14.5 psi, so your .73 khPA should equal 10.585 psi (1.00X = 14.5 x 0.73, X= 10.585) Just plug whatever number you want into the 0.73 area and solve for X
This is a conversion table, BUT it's in kilopascals (kPA), not your hkPA. So you'll have to take your .73 hkpA, multiply it by 100 to kPA (kilo pascals) which equals 73 kPA. Then choose from kilopascal to psi conversion and your set
http://www.sciencemadesimple.net/EASYpressure.html
OR:
I happened to do this in class today, and supposedly 1.00 khPA = 14.5 psi, so your .73 khPA should equal 10.585 psi (1.00X = 14.5 x 0.73, X= 10.585) Just plug whatever number you want into the 0.73 area and solve for X
01-23-2003, 02:07 PM
#7
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
I "think" you can convert to psi. It might be in the instructions... unless I'm thinking of the SBC i-D.
I "think" you can convert to psi. It might be in the instructions... unless I'm thinking of the SBC i-D.
thats the blitz squential boost controler thingy. hehehe but larry sent me that link and it does is for you. just use bar to psi press calculate. heheheheheh thanks. i just have the boostgague turbo timer thingy.
01-23-2003, 03:53 PM
#9
Originally posted by jdmmax
thats the blitz squential boost controler thingy. hehehe but larry sent me that link and it does is for you. just use bar to psi press calculate. heheheheheh thanks. i just have the boostgague turbo timer thingy.
thats the blitz squential boost controler thingy. hehehe but larry sent me that link and it does is for you. just use bar to psi press calculate. heheheheheh thanks. i just have the boostgague turbo timer thingy.
01-27-2003, 07:18 AM
#11
If it reads out how many bar like mine does, then simple. 1bar = 14.7psi. Multiple the number times 14.7 and you have your boost psi.
Your unit reads .62bar peak:
.62 x 14.7 = 9.114psi
I actually have my DTT in the flip-top compartment, and on the flip top, the inside, I have a printed sticker with all the simple conversions from .40, .45, up to 1.0, with their respective values in PSI, makes it convenient to look down see peak of .86 and know its approx psi instead of trying to convert everytime...
Your unit reads .62bar peak:
.62 x 14.7 = 9.114psi
I actually have my DTT in the flip-top compartment, and on the flip top, the inside, I have a printed sticker with all the simple conversions from .40, .45, up to 1.0, with their respective values in PSI, makes it convenient to look down see peak of .86 and know its approx psi instead of trying to convert everytime...
01-27-2003, 09:09 AM
#12
Originally posted by hlh0501
If it reads out how many bar like mine does, then simple. 1bar = 14.7psi. Multiple the number times 14.7 and you have your boost psi.
Your unit reads .62bar peak:
.62 x 14.7 = 9.114psi
I actually have my DTT in the flip-top compartment, and on the flip top, the inside, I have a printed sticker with all the simple conversions from .40, .45, up to 1.0, with their respective values in PSI, makes it convenient to look down see peak of .86 and know its approx psi instead of trying to convert everytime...
If it reads out how many bar like mine does, then simple. 1bar = 14.7psi. Multiple the number times 14.7 and you have your boost psi.
Your unit reads .62bar peak:
.62 x 14.7 = 9.114psi
I actually have my DTT in the flip-top compartment, and on the flip top, the inside, I have a printed sticker with all the simple conversions from .40, .45, up to 1.0, with their respective values in PSI, makes it convenient to look down see peak of .86 and know its approx psi instead of trying to convert everytime...
hehehe good idea. except i see you just posted today. your suppose to be on the road already.
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