boost pressure
Boost pressure is how much extra air the turbocharger forces into the engine; higher boost means more power.
Boost pressure refers to the increased air pressure supplied by a turbocharger or supercharger, measured above atmospheric pressure.
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"And so they said, let's run pretty light boost pressure. I forget what it was like six or seven or eight pounds of boost, fairly high compression ratio."
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