{StatuS ChecK}

My friend has a WRX and bought and installed a Subaru Boost gauge.
So does some one know how to translate "bars" of boost.
Like .5 bar is ???? PSI
1 bar is ???? Psi
1.5 bar is???? PSI.

thank yall.

sharkcohen

1 bar = 14.7 psi

093turbo16

iTrader: (2)

barrometric pressure is 14.7 psi, so, if you boost 1 bar, you are boosting 14.7.. and you do the math for the rest.

Tad

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Bailhatch

1 atmosphere = 14.7 psi
1 bar = 14.5 psi

ginoboy1978

Bar / PSI
------------
.25 / 3.63
.40 / 5.80
.50 / 7.25
.60 / 8.70
.70 / 10.15
.80 / 11.60
.90 / 13.05
1.00 / 14.50

There you go.

DAN

sharkcohen

Yah, I should have checked my graphing calculator rather than the first page I found on google. 1 bar = 14.503773773 psi

{StatuS ChecK}

Thanks alot you guys. My friend searched Google, but was unsuccessfull.
Peace.

ek_turtle

1 bar of boost is 14.7 psi, rounded off 15 psi with that said this is the reason people with turbocharged hondas need to have 3bar map sensors to exceed 30psi. get it 2 15+15=30, 30+=3bar.

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

not true... a 3 bar reads 1 bar of vacuum and only 2 of positive manifold pressure, so you could almost get 40 psi, almost but not quite

DragSource

BAR = 14.5 PSI @ Seal Level

In google, type:

"xx psi in bar" where xx is the amount of boost you are running. It will tell you the conversion to BAR @ sea level.

wantboost

iTrader: (2)

and what if i live 1100ft above sea level...

DragSource

The amount of Boost that BAR is equal to is going to be less for you.

I'll try to find the formula for that, in the mean time- here's a good read on this topic.

http://www.chevyhiperformance....7678/

DragSource

For every 1,000 feet in elevation, 1 BAR = approx .5 psi less.

So 1 BAR for you is just a smidge under 14 PSI. . . prob 13.9xx PSI

Bailhatch

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nope, one atmosphere is 14.7. One bar is 14.5psi.

TurboTeG4

What is 14.7(1Bar)to kg/cm2?
Is it 1 bar=1kg/cm2?

2point2

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http://www.onlineconversion.com &lt;-- great site.

turboEGhatch

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Are you that lazy, seriously?

1 bar to kg/cm^2

Into google. First result shows that you multiply pressure in bar by 1.02 to get pressure in kg/cm^2. How have you survived 28 years of life if you can't figure that out?

TurboTeG4

Yeah I did that guys, im not that lazy, but just making sure I had the conversion right because of multiple kilogram options even though common sense tells me cm squared

Merines

http://www.digitaldutch.com/unitconverter/

End of all your conversion worries.

Axle

Whether in BAR or atm, you have to remember that it's all really a measure of pressure for which the SI unit is Pascals (Pa). Pa = 1 N/m^2.

1 atmosphere (atm) is 101,325 Pa but to simplify the mathematical conversions, they came up with BAR which is equivalent to an even 100,000 Pa.

5thgen

like some say
1 bar = 1.0197kg/cm^2 = 14.503psi

turbo_ef9

hehe.. its funny reading this stuff.. all you folks arguing over how much boost a bar is.. here guys.. relax and this is on me oh.. i run a bar of boost on my car its fun..

GetawayInMoscow

14.5 psi

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=bar+to+psi