I found this on another forum but it might be useful to you boost freaks out there…
The connector is a tad different than the GM 3bar but this will max out at around 38psi.
FYI!
I found this on another forum but it might be useful to you boost freaks out there…
The connector is a tad different than the GM 3bar but this will max out at around 38psi.
FYI!
BTW, GM Parts Direct has this for around $50…
Damn. I was planning on running 45 psi @ the track tonight.
Of course I already bought my 3 bar. Oh well, I am not going to be needing anything like that for about five years.
Me either but it’s interesting nonetheless. BTW Skrapper, I bought the ATP turbo weatherpack connector and it rocks!! You gotta supply your own wire though…
Cummins uses a 3.5 bar with an extra temperature output… Might want to look into that one.
FIXED !
3.3 x 14.7 = 48.51
FIXED !
3.3 x 14.7 = 48.51 :P[/QUOTE]
You have to take into account the atmospheric pressure of 14.7 so it’s really 33psi but it has been known and tested to go as high as 39psi.
good point … i typed that thinking 3.3 bar ABOVE atmospheric … but obviously a stock map sensor for an NA car would be like a 1 bar map, so a 3.3 would be 2.3 bar above atmospheric
zapped by my own not stopping to think