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SignUp Now!turbo2nr said:150cfm may equal 100HP at atmospheric pressure. Then double the density of the air, and get 200HP at 15PSI. Same cfm, but the air is denser.
Triple the air density with 30PSI and get 300HP out of 150CFM. See?
It's more about lbs of air per minute, not the volume.