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lets say for examp the both motor have an 76mm with 15 psi which will have more power
The 370 of course, because you putting more air though it. 15psi of boost is only a measurement of restriction, not the amount of air being flowed by the motor. The point Stock48 was tying to make is to make the same power with a 347 as a 370, the turbo will have to make about 3 lbs or so MORE boost to make up the different in the amount of air the engine needs to consume to make X-power. In running the higher boost, say, 18psi on the 347 vs 15psi on a 370, may put the turbo in a better efficiency range then it is at 15 psi. Here is a general compressor map for a T76 to give you a better idea of what I'm talking about. See how as the pressure goes up, the turbo get more efficient for the amount of air its pumping?