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Originally Posted by Tim
CFM is a unit of air flow not of air pressure as far as I know.
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yes you are correct. CFM is used to measure flow through an object. If you are speaking of turbocharging, the larger the turbo the more it can flow at a given psi. Example. A T3 Super60 turbo may flow 34 CFM @ 8 psi vs a T28 turbo that flows 25 CFM @ 8 psi. (These numbers arent acurate, just an example)
People usually use psi as a broad unit of measurement when really its all about the flow rate of the turbo itself. The bigger the snail the more she blows.
02-28-2007, 02:46 PM
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