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Old 05-11-2007, 04:48 PM   #1
conversion for boost/compression  
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Thanks to Speeduphoria for posting the conversion formula.

Its something people wonder sometimes and just can't seem to find the answer..

the formula is: (actual boost/14.7)+1 xCR).
so right now your running(22/14.7)+1x9.5), which =~23.7:1cr at that pressure
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