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is there any such conversion for psi to hp? if not any general rule
of thumb, i.e. 20psi. = 2hp?

i posted this question earlier but it didn't seem to show up so i'm
sorry if a double post occurs.


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Nope. It doesn't matter how much PSI you have, it's a matter of how many
cubic feet of air a minute (CFM) your flowing. You can push a small turbo to
it's limits at 18 psi, but it still may not flow as much as as a larger
turbo pushing 10 psi. that larger turbo, flowing more air at a lower psi,
will generate more HP.

-Jason


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>is there any such conversion for psi to hp? if not any general rule
>of thumb, i.e. 20psi. = 2hp?
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>sorry if a double post occurs.
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you can't convert psi into hp.

Lb per sq inch is a unit of pressure

Hp is a unit of energy transfer rate

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is there any such conversion for psi to hp? if not any general rule
of thumb, i.e. 20psi. = 2hp?

i posted this question earlier but it didn't seem to show up so i'm
sorry if a double post occurs.


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