Subject	The colder it is, the denser the 02 in the air
Posted by	Thrillhouse on February 26, 2005 at 9:27 PM
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In Reply To	This is for you n/a drivers, do you feel a big difference posted by LITTLEZ(KY) on February 26, 2005 at 01:13 PM
Message	therefore more 02 = more combustible material in the cylinders. Simple physics, the colder it is the more power you have.
Follow Ups	This is for you n/a drivers, do you feel a big difference - LITTLEZ(KY) 13:13:53 02/26/05 no. 35 to 90 - yes. (n/m) - CaptK(ATL) 13:19:01 02/26/05 yes, but only as much is expected for any sports car with - AbsolutZ 13:22:15 02/26/05 Re:Because I feel like the car is very slugish as if I was.. - LITTLEZ(KY) 13:23:21 02/26/05 Once at normal operating temp car should feel more powerful - ConVerTT 15:31:10 02/26/05 of course. - scottinald 13:25:39 02/26/05 not driving it until salt is completely gone (n/m) - DansZ 13:40:23 02/26/05 Yes, when I leave for school in the morning but after school - wiZardZ 13:42:01 02/26/05 it should feel faster when it's cold. (n/m) - bjammmin (SoCal) 14:11:46 02/26/05 Morning ~30, Afternoon ~50 (n/m) - wiZardZ 16:43:12 02/26/05 my na seems to run a lot better in the cold (n/m) - lojaqer 13:55:29 02/26/05 Yes, power and or torque feels greater in the colder - dregos 14:25:51 02/26/05 Absolutely! (n/m) - Gold Z (Metro Det. Z CC) 15:08:02 02/26/05 Feels like 100 free ponies in my TT (n/m) - Spddracer 15:49:03 02/26/05 depends on more conditions than just temp, but yes. - Z U N L 16:00:38 02/26/05 Agree with Z U N L (n/m) - UpZ (PA) 16:15:36 02/26/05 The colder it is, the denser the 02 in the air - Thrillhouse 21:27:28 02/26/05 Nope... - jkperformance 12:55:21 02/27/05
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