36 degrees ambient = 10 psi ... COOL
#3
You aren't joking. My truck absolutely loves cold weather. Its the best feeling in the world driving it on a cold crisp morning. IATs stay low and the power stays high.
For some reason, the two closest 1/4 mile tracks here in north Texas are closed already. It looks like I'm going to have to drive at least 3 hours to run a 1/4 mile this winter, maybe even farther than that. Thats going to make it difficult since I don't want to break anything so far from home (and help).
For some reason, the two closest 1/4 mile tracks here in north Texas are closed already. It looks like I'm going to have to drive at least 3 hours to run a 1/4 mile this winter, maybe even farther than that. Thats going to make it difficult since I don't want to break anything so far from home (and help).
#6
Mee too!!! I punched it on an on ramp late last night, the temp was somewhere around 40 degrees and WOOOHOOOO!!! The thing went sideways and then again when I hit second gear! The cold is great for power and shitty for traction.
#7
You guys suck! It's like in the high 80's here. Low 60's in the morning, but I definatley feel the difference. They close the track here, but not because of temperature. I think its because they're lazy.
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#8
Originally Posted by DanaliHD
dude, how about 45deg outside, 18deg timing and 16lbs boost. No KR, non intercooled whipple. can i get a hell yeah, lol
I'm sincerely glad to read your so happy with your setup! and to think you almost sold it all
just save up for a custom I/C setup for next summer
#9
Originally Posted by moregrip
LOL! your so giddy now
I'm sincerely glad to read your so happy with your setup! and to think you almost sold it all
just save up for a custom I/C setup for next summer
I'm sincerely glad to read your so happy with your setup! and to think you almost sold it all
just save up for a custom I/C setup for next summer







