Subject	and it's a percentage, not an absolute number.
Posted by	Marshall on December 16, 2004 at 12:52 PM
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In Reply To	No. The key word is RISE of 100 deg F posted by chenc544 on December 16, 2004 at 12:44 PM
Message	A 1000 hp car might lose 150 hp, but a 100 hp car might only lose 15 hp. Same thing with transmissions, the power loss is a percentage and not a set figure.
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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