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Originally Posted by parish8
I like doing the math.
Take your na hp and divide by 14.5, this is pretty close to how much hp you should gain per psi of boost. It is a good gauge to see how well your set up is working.
400hp na, 400/14.5=27.6hp/psi. To get 350 more hp would require 350/27.6 = 12.7 psi.
This is rough but usually pretty close. Maybe a little higher for a turbo and a little lower for a blower. Seems like the first few psi are higher, the it is consistent for awhile. Then at some point your compressor runs out and the hp per psi drops off hard.
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I just did the math for mine using rwhp and it is saying that I am trying to add 406 rwhp with my setup. No wonder I am having fueling issues, lol.
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