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1# boost equals how much more cylinder pressure?
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[QUOTE="CurtisF, post: 1207227, member: 829"] Extra food for thought..... which scenario has more cylinder pressure? 1) 300hp at 2000 RPM's making 15 lbs of boost 2) 350hp at 3000 RPM's making 30 lbs of boost The answer is #1. Torque output is much higher in #1 than in #2. Cylinder pressures are also much higher in #1, yet boost is lower. In other words, boost is not an indicator of cylinder pressure. Hence no rule of thumb. [/QUOTE]
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