Subject	less temp= less pressure.. in a given contained area.....
Posted by	1badz32 (MN) on June 23, 2008 at 5:21 PM
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In Reply To	>>> posted by stockplayerz(nyc) on June 23, 2008 at 01:13 PM
Message	fill a ballon and put it in the freezer, it'll shrink. In a turbo charged engine the waste gate/ actuators will compinsate and keep the boost pressure the same. "Why is it every time somebody wastes a ton of time and money reinventing the wheel, poorly, the critics are "haters?"- Kenny 09:29:05 08/15/06 AIM: Onebadz32
Follow Ups	>>> - stockplayerz(nyc) 13:13:47 06/23/08 >>> - Guapo 13:22:11 06/23/08 What are you asking? - Scotts94z32 13:27:22 06/23/08 Ambient air temperature? Lower temp equaling denser air? - Z_Cherub 13:33:00 06/23/08 It's not that the pressure increases, - BlackholeZ 13:33:24 06/23/08 sorry, clarification >> - stockplayerz(nyc) 13:51:27 06/23/08 I would believe the PSI would stay the same.... - Slow3z 14:00:21 06/23/08 No. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 14:17:05 06/23/08 HP increase is what you're asking, not PSI (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:04:55 06/23/08 Re: >>> - twin3037 14:13:48 06/23/08 less temp= less pressure.. in a given contained area..... - 1badz32 (MN) 17:21:23 06/23/08 Convert the temps to Kelvin, and divide. - just4kinks 19:21:18 06/23/08
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