I have several logs of wot runs from my Solstice GXP and there seems to something that needs an explanation. Here are the details:
1.The car has a MAP sensor in the intake manifold and a boost sensor in front of the throttle body.
a. The map sensor reads psi in whole numbers and the boost sensor has an accuracy of two decimal places, therefore, a comparison can be off by 0.5 psi.
I do understand what absolute readings are, but, I cannot explain the following numbers. Here are the issues and actual numbers from a recent run using the HP Tuners scanner:
2. The boost sensor read 19.73.
3. At the same time the Map read 27 psi, therefore, a difference of 7.27 psi.
What is also interesting is that the boost gauge in the car is driven off of the MAP sensor, yet, it correlates (magnitude) with the boost sensor, not the MAP sensor. That has been verified by removing the the map (still wired) sensor and manually pressurizing a vessel with it installed.
Anyone have any ideas of where the 7 psi diff comes from?