Hey guys.... I was talking with JerseyBoy today and he told me about these PIDs. I had no idea what they were until today. One of them is a Synthesized Boost gauge. I imagine it goes by the MAP and BARO readings? I clicked on it along with the IDC:D PID. One question.... why does the BOOST gauge read in kPa and not PSI? Is there a way to get it to read PSI? Will the Dataviewer program convert it while using it? I know it converts my MAP reading to PSI somehow on Dataviewer vs. my Trinity IIRC. Thanks guys.....

Supposedly you can change the units for map and baro and then the synthesized boost pid will be in psi.

From this thread:
http://www.cherokeesrt8.com/forums/showthread.php?p=723636

I agree with Phil. I believe when I compared it to my analog-in boost gauge it read in PSI and was pretty close to what I was reading. It has to be in the setup, just not sure as I haven't used it in awhile.

Open the layout in logging and click on the gauge, select change display units, and select PSI, then save the layout ;)

One psi is about 1/7 th of a kPa, easy math :D.