zelgadiss-san

Ok, so I have a 91 N/A. For some reason, even after warming up (the 3k warm-up thing it does, and even after a little hard-pushing, so the engine is plenty warm) when it's cooler outside my rex tends to feel pretty sluggish, but when Istart it, say after school, when it's been sitting out in the sun for 7 hours, it still does the 3k warm-up thing, but it's got WAY more kick to it than when it's cooler out. Any ideas as to why this may be? I mean, I understand that the engine is warmer, but I warm it up plenty and it still feels sluggish. I even drove like 5 miles @ 100 mph once when it was cool (75-80 F is cool in FL) and it was still feeling sluggish after I let up and tried to accelerate again, yet when I get out of school and the car has been sitting for 7 hours in the sun, it fires right up and I can bark my tires on my stock '91 N/A AUTOMATIC. again, any ideas as to why there's such a difference?

zelgadiss-san

*poor, bah