Bar to PSI conversion

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ARunto

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'03 Black Mica #226

• Feb 15, 2004

• #1

Anyone have a link to Bar to PSI conversion chart?

 

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LinuxRacr

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2001 Mazda MP3

• Feb 15, 2004

• #2

Try this free utility. It does about every conversion:

http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbunitconv.html

 

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Heathen23

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MS Protege and Mazdaspeed 3

• Feb 15, 2004

• #3

LinuxRacr said:

Try this free utility. It does about every conversion:

http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbunitconv.html

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or http://www.centauro-owners.com/articles/psibar.html

 

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servoeyes

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• Feb 15, 2004

• #4

1 bar = 14.7 psi = 101.3 kpa = 1 hkpa = 1 atm

sorry...I'm a rocket scientist...I don't need conversion software for that one!

 

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Replica

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Mazda2 Touring

• Feb 15, 2004

• #5

servoeyes said:

1 bar = 14.7 psi

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Although that isn't really correct. Not sure how to explain it. Consult "Maximum Boost" by Corky Bell.

 

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PaulMP3

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Turbo MP3 #222, 00 Silverado Z71

• Feb 15, 2004

• #6

servoeyes said:

1 bar = 14.7 psi

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werd... .5bar= 7.35psi

 

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servoeyes

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• Feb 15, 2004

• #7

Replica said:

Although that isn't really correct. Not sure how to explain it. Consult "Maximum Boost" by Corky Bell.

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hmm...I wonder how that's possible. Is there error in reading actual manifold pressure? I mean...it's a standard conversion.

 

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KyRaceFan

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03 MSP.

• Feb 15, 2004

• #8

1 bar= 14.2psi. not 14.7

 

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RyanJayG

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Yellow MP3 #1497

• Feb 15, 2004

• #9

http://www.processassociates.com/process/convert/cf_all.htm

every conversion known to man!!!!! j/k, but a lot of them

 

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Replica

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Mazda2 Touring

• Feb 15, 2004

• #10

It's not a straight conversion. I forget the specifics...

 

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servoeyes

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• Feb 15, 2004

• #11

1 bar = 0.986923267 atm = 14.5 atm...actually. According to google.

These are all stoopid imperial units...there's a reason why I prefer metric.

 

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1338

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03 MAZDASPEED Protege

• Aug 5, 2004

• #12

any one know the actul formula yet to this?

 

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ARunto

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'03 Black Mica #226

• Aug 5, 2004

• #13

Here ya go

http://www.centauro-owners.com/articles/psibar.html

 

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1338

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03 MAZDASPEED Protege

• Aug 5, 2004

• #14

no i dont a prog to find it out for me. i want to know it when i driving, and lean how to do it in my had. unfortunaly i cant learn how to from these progs.

 

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SOSPEED

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2010 ms3

• Aug 5, 2004

• #15

1338 said:

any one know the actul formula yet to this?

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I ran the numbers and came up with this

1 bar = 14.5693926969696933333666666220990901909091000093247664 P.S.I
It took a big calculator to get that number....(evil)

 

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Wiggles422

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MSP #654

• Aug 5, 2004

• #16

1 Pa = 10e-6 N/mm2 = 10e-5 bar = 0.1020 kp/m2 = 1.02x10e-4 m H2O = 9.869x10e-6 atm = 1.45x10e-4 psi (lbf/in2)

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1 N/mm2 = 106 Pa = 10 bar = 1.020x105 kp/m2 = 102.0 m H2O = 9.869 atm = 145.0 psi

i have no idea what most of that means but you wanted a formula

 

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1338

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03 MAZDASPEED Protege

• Aug 5, 2004

• #17

damn that a lil more than i was excepting. well thanks man.

 

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Wiggles422

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MSP #654

• Aug 5, 2004

• #18

haha no problem, i just went to google and one of the sites had all that on it, so i just copied and pasted.