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Old 26-01-2010, 07:50 PM
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Fair enough then. Thanks as always. Still a little while off, but trying to find out as much as I can before I get confuzzled with only half a car.
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Old 27-01-2010, 01:19 AM
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It would only change if you fitted the entire STI loom to the car.
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Wasn't planning on changing the loom Ross. More looking at an engine swap. As long as I can do so without changing the loom, then I'll be keeping the PFC
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bumping up an old thread here

quick question, is there any way to change the readout for boost from mmHg to psi/bar?
or does anybody know the conversion for mmHg to psi?

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PSI - Bar - mm Hg
01 - 0.06895 - 25.4
02 - 0.13790 - 50.8
03 - 0.20685 - 76.2
04 - 0.27580 - 101.6
05 - 0.34475 - 127.0
06 - 0.41370 - 152.4
07 - 0.48265 - 177.8
08 - 0.55160 - 203.2
09 - 0.62055 - 228.6
10 - 0.68950 - 279.4
11 - 0.75845 - 304.8
12 - 0.82740 - 330.2
13 - 0.89635 - 355.6
14 - 0.96530 - 381.0
15 - 1.03425 - 406.4
16 - 1.10320 - 431.8
17 - 1.17215 - 457.2
18 - 1.24110 - 482.6
19 - 1.31005 - 508.0
20 - 1.37900 - 533.4
21 - 1.44795 - 558.8
22 - 1.51690 - 584.2
23 - 1.58585 - 609.6
24 - 1.65480 - 635.0
25 - 1.72375 - 660.4
26 - 1.79270 - 685.8
27 - 1.86165 - 711.2
28 - 1.93060 - 736.6
29 - 1.99955 - 762.0
30 - 2.06850 - 787.4
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wow thats exactly what i need, thanks mate
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Old 31-08-2010, 10:32 PM
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bumping up an old thread here

quick question, is there any way to change the readout for boost from mmHg to psi/bar?
or does anybody know the conversion for mmHg to psi?

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The power fc reads Kg/cm2 not millimeters of Mercury when on boost....mm/hg is in vacuum only.

1 Bar equals to 1.04 Kg/cm2, divide by 1.04 to convert Kg/cm2 to Bar.
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The power fc reads Kg/cm2 not millimeters of Mercury when on boost....mm/hg is in vacuum only.

1 Bar equals to 1.04 Kg/cm2, divide by 1.04 to convert Kg/cm2 to Bar.
alright i get ya

only recently got the car so still getting used to all the features of the power FC
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