Subject	1 BAR = 14.504 psi (lbs/in^2) (n/m)
Posted by	munkey on November 27, 2000 at 3:34 PM
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In Reply To	what does BAR mean when ppl are referring to BOOST? (n/m) posted by Pure-Evil on November 27, 2000 at 03:22 PM
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Follow Ups	what does BAR mean when ppl are referring to BOOST? (n/m) - Pure-Evil 15:22:08 11/27/00 1 BAR = 14.504 psi (lbs/in^2) (n/m) - munkey 15:34:51 11/27/00 Re: what does BAR mean when ppl are referring to BOOST? - zeeeeeya 15:36:45 11/27/00 British America Racing /BAR Honda :P (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 16:58:01 11/27/00 I think one BAR = one atmosphere, the pressure we live in - Turbodoug 17:22:49 11/27/00 1BAR = 0.9869233 atmosphere= 760 mm of mercury at 0 degree C - PLEAZURE in CA 19:15:38 11/27/00 Dam.... what would one bar be equal to on mars? LOL (n/m) - TRUOMEGA 12:56:34 11/28/00
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