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It's a boost gauge you tit it's in/hg for vacuum psi for boost


Have you ever seen a boost gauge that reads in/hg for positive pressure before? It's either psi or bar
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I would agree with you that some (all?) boost gauges that include vacuum have both in/Hg and bar/psi.

 

The gauge in the picture above does NOT indicate that this is the case for the specific gauge, so the only safe assumption is that the value is completely in "in/HG" on the gauge in question. (unless I'm blind, there's no mention of "psi"). You could possibly infer that they are different scales by the different increment sizes, but which scale is it?

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I would agree with you that some (all?) boost gauges that include vacuum have both in/Hg and bar/psi.

 

The gauge in the picture above does NOT indicate that this is the case for the specific gauge, so the only safe assumption is that the value is completely in "in/HG" on the gauge in question. (unless I'm blind, there's no mention of "psi"). You could possibly infer that they are different scales by the different increment sizes, but which scale is it?


OK mate you put a nice in/hg boost gauge on your car when you get it running. I'm sure Marcos gtx is only pushing 9psi at 3500rpm as well....
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I agreed with you, with physical gauges (my boost gauge in my previous car had both in/Hg and psi, the boost gauge in my current car has only psi, from memory...).

 

In saying all of that, it's says "x1000" on the revs, so the gauge is showing he did 3,581,000 revolutions per minute at one stage :P haha, so I doubt the overall accuracy of the "legend" on any of the displays because of this.

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The "analogue" gauge markings are single digits in the same colour as the x1000.  The live digital readout is lime green, clearly to make it distinct.  Hair splitting FTL.

 

 

 

Keith you're doing it again dude...

 

Whatever feeling you have right now, try to use it to remind yourself to stop posting.  It's not adding to the forum experience in a positive way.

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2 minutes ago, -Stever- said:

 

 

 

Keith you're doing it again dude...

 

Whatever feeling you have right now, try to use it to remind yourself to stop posting.  It's not adding to the forum experience in a positive way.

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14 minutes ago, -Stever- said:

remind yourself to stop posting.

BTW, I've done this a few times. I bet nobody has noticed, though...

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