12 psi with an A/T....there is a god!

 

what does the psi mean

 

psi means pounds per square inch(i think.) basically if your talking bout the turbo psi..then the more the psi on your turbo is pushing then the more air it forces in your engine and thus more air and right fuel mixture equals higher horsepower...(correct me if im wrong guys)...

 

Ford is correct. Also, some boost gauges (like the one i first had) read in bar.
Here's the conversion:

1psi = 0.0689475729 bar

So we can say Im currently running 7psi or .48 bar.

And sleeper... Im going a MT Swap before that (sorry i didn't mention it before, need to raise like 3k @ least so it's gonna take like1 yr or a little more)... though i may use theAT first to see howlong it can last. That should be fun!

 

yeah that would be fun to play around with..LOL..AT + Turbo..hmm...

 

lol, you'll have INSANE shift times. When the guy is on the clutch and putting the car into gear, your car will already be IN gear.

That is....until your clutch packs burn out "/

 

does an auto tranny work pretty well with turbo?

 

It will eventually burn out...but for that period of time....you will be cruising like a motha

 

what do u mean it will eventually burn out

 

Your clutch packs...read: http://www.edmunds.com/ownership/tec...6/article.html