S650sunshine
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It’s crazy how temperature and A/C kills majority of the power. 100 degrees Fahrenheit + A/C at 4.
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Heat is your enemy with any ICE engine.It’s crazy how temperature and A/C kills majority of the power. 100 degrees Fahrenheit + A/C at 4.
Honestly my dark horse is one of the few cars I have owned that handle the heat pretty damn good. Im in az so it was 118 the other day all my temps were beautiful, aside from intake air temp obviously. I didn't feel like the car was down on power at all, felt normal.It’s crazy how temperature and A/C kills majority of the power. 100 degrees Fahrenheit + A/C at 4.
A fellow AZ dark horse!Honestly my dark horse is one of the few cars I have owned that handle the heat pretty damn good. Im in az so it was 118 the other day all my temps were beautiful, aside from intake air temp obviously. I didn't feel like the car was down on power at all, felt normal.
I agree, my dh stayed cooler in 110+ heat than my wifes 24 gt non pp did in 70-80 degree weather lol.A fellow AZ dark horse!
I have to admit I was shocked when I drove mine for the first time last summer. With the AC on, the temps stayed far lower than I would have guessed in the heat.
I always thought humidity was a power increaser. Denser air, increased mixture cooling from the water in the same way water injection works.@S650sunshine ...... heat AND humidity. Humidity is a killer too.
It's not denser air. There's more water and less air. You can generally add a tiny bit of timing in it.I always thought humidity was a power increaser. Denser air, increased mixture cooling from the water in the same way water injection works.
You guys have a litany of coolers which helps a lotI agree, my dh stayed cooler in 110+ heat than my wifes 24 gt non pp did in 70-80 degree weather lol.