Subject	Nope...
Posted by	jkperformance on February 27, 2005 at 12:55 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	granted that could be because my tires never warm up enough on the cold days to get enough traction. All in all, i'm finding the car likes the warmer temps better...but my car's rather tempermental, doesn't follow suit with the power it puts out, and runs like a mofo...but i've gotta put her down for a few weeks, i just clipped a couple of guard rails in the snow/slush/crap :( -John
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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