How accurate is the in-dash boost gauge?
#1
How accurate is the in-dash boost gauge?
To all of you who have aftermarket boost gauges, how does the in-dash OBC boost reading compare to the real reading? Higher than true boost value, lower and lags behind, or spot on?
#4
My OEM gauge displays the same as Tim's - about .1 bar over the greddy.
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#5
Interesting....the boost gauge shows .1 bar over....and the speedometer shows 4 miles faster.....I guess that's sort of built in psychological marketing? You think you're going faster and at a higher boost than you actually are? Is this is the psychology used to keep your speeds slower, boost lower....and possibly add a little longevity or less warranty claims due to lower power thresholds? I've read on these forums that almost universally, the speedo's are 4-5 miles slower....why the built in inaccuracy? I mean Porsche is supposed to be a precision German engineering. Where's the precision in instrumentation?
#7
Interesting....the boost gauge shows .1 bar over....and the speedometer shows 4 miles faster.....I guess that's sort of built in psychological marketing? You think you're going faster and at a higher boost than you actually are? Is this is the psychology used to keep your speeds slower, boost lower....and possibly add a little longevity or less warranty claims due to lower power thresholds? I've read on these forums that almost universally, the speedo's are 4-5 miles slower....why the built in inaccuracy? I mean Porsche is supposed to be a precision German engineering. Where's the precision in instrumentation?
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#8
My HKS boost gauge registers and retains (until reset) the peak boost for a particular segment of time as does the Greddy. It is about equal with the factory gauge but when I look at the computer data logged for the whole run, the HKS number is 0.1 bar higher bc the HKS reads and displays the spike.
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