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k p a ??
bonjour ...
anyone help .. with a wee problem ... on my hks boost controller i have a setting k p a and its set @ 158 what does this mean :?: :?: my boost settings are supposed to be A= 1.2 B= 1.4 MY WARNING SETTING IS @ 152... is this to high :?: 145 OR LOWER AND THE BUZZER GOES OFF , all the time i accelerate in the b setting .. id be grate full of any help... |
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Morning,
Not sure about the controller but kPa usually refers to Kilo Pascals, which is an alternative pressure measurement scale. 1bar = 14.5psi = 100kPa 1 psi = 0.06895 bar 1 bar = 14.50326 psi 1 psi = 6.8948 KPa Sounds like the kPa alarm setting is too low for the boost you want to run. Hope this helps. |
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bonjour ...
so in real terms im running approx 1.5 bar for my b setting so if im using a upgraded fuel pump , with decat exhaust , and induction kit .. am i putting the engine @ risk .. :?: would you say my boost is too high in the b setting :?: |
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Better talk to the other lads re
Can there ever be too much boost :muhaha: |
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Away to bed now, goodnight.
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good night and many thanks for ya views ... ps ... let me know ... i will come to a meet ... i will come up for a weekend 8) 8) 8) 8) |
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