PSI is Pounds per Square Inch, and on a car this usually refers to a super- or turbocharger. this is a forced induction setup to make the car run faster, by causing the gas to burn hotter and expand faster. However, this could also refer to the wheels of the car, which need to be kept inflated. A simple PSI gauge can be found at any hardware store, and the optimal PSI can be found on the tire. It can also refer to the compression reading of a cylinder(s) or the operating fuel pressure.
psi is air pressure per square inch normally for your tyres
Fuel pump pressure depends on which fuel system the car has. If your car has a carburetor then the fuel pressure should be 9 - 13 psi. If your car is fuel injected then the fuel pressure should be about 45 psi.
To crush a small to mid size car it takes roughly 2300 psi. If you want to crush a big truck, SUV, or bigger vehicle you will need more than 2400 psi.
The total amount required is measured in PSI, which is about 35 PSI. Therefore, the amount you need is calculated by using the following formula: Required PSI = 35 PSI - Actual PSI
For that car it is 30 psi. You can always find the recommended PSI if you open the driver door and look in the doorjam. There will be a sticker unless it has been removed.
about 12 psi
30 psi, when it's cold.
The "high side" of a car a/c typically reaches 300+ psi.
it really coudn't be compared because a crash is measured in g's. psi is the amount of air in a square inch
the average car is 32 PSI
Depends on the type of car, usually between about 5 to 85 psi and really depending on the type of car. Racing cars or HO cars have higher psi requirements.
200 psi is a measurement of pressure. Pounds per square inch is what it stands for. Picture a square in then picture 200 pounds pushing on that (and every other) square inch. 200 psi is fairly high pressure. As an example, a car tire is ususally 32 psi.