Subject	That is correct depending on the storm intensity >>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on March 16, 2005 at 4:30 PM
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In Reply To	You forget to mention water in the air resistance posted by chenc544 on March 16, 2005 at 10:03 AM
Message	and the speed of the car the effect could be very small to significant. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	Is it just me or does gas MPG go down in wet/rainy weather? (n/m) - Scott_Kane 01:24:40 03/16/05 OH GREAT! MPG going down, Prices Up - A_MEAN_Z 01:46:31 03/16/05 And I only get about 17 MPG on a good day! (n/m) - Scott_Kane 01:50:13 03/16/05 from my understand, a lot of refineries across the US are - Rage (SoCal) 01:50:04 03/16/05 he said mpg not price of gas (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 02:24:57 03/16/05 moday i drove 263 miles using 3/4 on my tank - ix3 08:16:02 03/16/05 You left out the part about the 555cc inj and GT28R turbos - KaZ (VaBch) 08:23:26 03/16/05 no i didnt really boost it at all - ix3 15:58:52 03/16/05 Can't judge it like that. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:57:31 03/16/05 2nd. (n/m) - whitepearlz 11:14:55 03/16/05 I find that statement to be quite true. (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 08:33:17 03/16/05 MPG could go down on rainy days for several reasons>> - ZUL8TR 08:56:15 03/16/05 You forget to mention water in the air resistance - chenc544 10:03:11 03/16/05 That is correct depending on the storm intensity >>> - ZUL8TR 16:30:57 03/16/05 1. Air Density 2. Water Resistance (n/m) - Scotts94z32 12:13:35 03/16/05 That's what I was thinking, just wondering if my theory was - Scott_Kane 15:46:22 03/16/05 Assumptions: - Scotts94z32 18:16:32 03/16/05
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