Subject	attach a boost gauge to an NA, and you will find that
Posted by	toyluvr on September 26, 2001 at 10:38 AM
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In Reply To	how can you have negative boost>>> a Q posted by ZOasis on September 26, 2001 at 10:09 AM
Message	the gauge reads 0 at WOT. Of course we know there is no boost, but at WOT there is no vacumn either. At idle and throttle positions lower than WOT there is vacumn in the intake, where the gauge attaches. Billy 'No matter what you do, you will never get away from you....' from "Kicks"; Mark Lindsay circa 1966
Follow Ups	Question about spooling up.... - tripod14 09:57:39 09/26/01 Re: Question about spooling up.... - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:03:46 09/26/01 how can you have negative boost>>> a Q - ZOasis 10:09:10 09/26/01 It's called vaccuum! (n/m) - Fly'n Z 10:12:19 09/26/01 so whats the component that actually measures boost?? (n/m) - ZOasis 10:21:51 09/26/01 It doesn't really measure "boost", it measures pressure - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:41:31 09/26/01 your engine pulls in air to run >>> - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:18:59 09/26/01 attach a boost gauge to an NA, and you will find that - toyluvr 10:38:48 09/26/01 yeah, there is restriction from the throttle plates & intake - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:45:34 09/26/01 no, it won't unless you have a "launch control" system... i - Bernie 10:51:22 09/26/01 Or any antilag program ie. Hal-Tech,Link ect but unlike >>> - NONE 10:57:28 09/26/01 thats because they put in a lower rev limiter to launch with - CarlCuro (Z-less) 11:09:07 09/26/01 lol... uh, i kinda knew that. :-) - Bernie 12:08:52 09/26/01
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