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Ok ive heard tht cars run better on nights (cold ones) and idk ifit just "seems" faster, or it actually is. I dont have a CAI yet, and im thinking tht could be way, running on colder air. ANyone else notice this, or have anything to say
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Re: Engine runs better in night??!
yes. at night the air is cooler and its not as humid outside. heat and humidity kill power a bit.
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Re: Engine runs better in night??!
Yup at night, my car just loves to get up and in a very noticable way!1995 Camaro 3.4 A4<br /><br />CAI,IAT RelocateComment
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I would agree with that, I notice I have the most power/torqueyness when the engine is still cold. The exhaust sounds the best then too :PComment
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i ran my car BONE STOCK the last day atco was open, last november or something. ran a 15.281 @ 88.5
i ran my car this summer, in 100* weather, REALLY humid. i had since done the free ram air mod, whisper lid, k&n filter, rumbler catback, and i ran 15.279 @ 88.5
hmmm.
yeah, humidity makes a huge difference.2002 SOM Camaro- Sold
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If only you can feel the power the 3800 can make at -40*F!!! Engine temp only gets around 180 (who needs a 180 thermo) and with that cold dry air she pulls hard all the way to the redline!
Next time it's that cold I'll go and measure out a 1/4 mile and do some runs and get some times. Could be fun keeping the tires heated for traction.Now Playing: \'99 Pewter Firebird, stock, bone stock, and nothing but stock, so help me God!<br />Comming attractions: K&N Filter, Lid Mod, Intake Bellows Smooth Pipe Mod.<br />I dream about: Forced Induction (TC or SC) or NOX (or both!)Comment
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