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    Posted: 22 Jul 2020 at 6:37am
see a 180 with a 190 turbo on it, and they say it has 5-6 psi boost?  what does mean you had a poor mans 190?
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A straight 190 is the same exact engine as a 180 with 200 more RPM and more fuel delivery. The 190XT has the turbo with even more fuel than a 190 and will make 10 PSI of boost under full load. A 180 with a claimed 5 psi boost reflects lower fuel delivery and RPM.
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