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Someone has mentioned in another thread that APR boost peaks or spikes up to 22psi. I remember this because I was going to buy a boost gauge that gave a reading up to 20 psi and then found out the GTI goes beyond that.
So Kai your figures are not wrong and your car is not f***ed unless your car and the other guys car are both f***ed.
I run a boost gauge and boost normally peaks at 1.3 bar before eventually settling at 0.9 bar. Diffferent fuel have seen peaks of 1.5 bar !
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KO3S turbo fitted to our cars can take up to 20-22 PSI (1.6 bar or there abouts). Talk to APR or GIAC or REVO if you have any real concerns. They are all very helpful.
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