Subject	No. The key word is RISE of 100 deg F
Posted by	chenc544 on December 16, 2004 at 12:44 PM
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In Reply To	hmm. in a hot summer day a stock tt will only run at 200hp? (n/m) posted by Mule on December 16, 2004 at 12:15 PM
Message	Don't know what's the baseline temperature for the map but let's say it's 75 deg, then the 100 hp loss would occur at 175 deg F.
Follow Ups	temperature vs. power correlation >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 11:56:13 12/16/04 It's going to be hard to quantify that. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:04:36 12/16/04 {(temp*air density / mass air flow)}/tire press=20 HP (n/m) - Mule 12:06:06 12/16/04 Every car will be different... but here is what I've found - The_S_Man (Phoenix) 12:11:39 12/16/04 hmm. in a hot summer day a stock tt will only run at 200hp? (n/m) - Mule 12:15:23 12/16/04 less than a stock n/a???? (n/m) - Mule 12:17:09 12/16/04 No... A stock TT does not use GT28R turbos! The example... - The_S_Man (Phoenix) 12:27:20 12/16/04 No. The key word is RISE of 100 deg F - chenc544 12:44:46 12/16/04 and it's a percentage, not an absolute number. - Marshall 12:52:25 12/16/04 P = (rho) RT - chenc544 12:51:48 12/16/04 Good link: - Marshall 12:43:45 12/16/04 Will it also cool the intercooler better, - CarlCuro 13:52:32 12/16/04 yes - Marshall 15:37:27 12/16/04
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