Is the weather affecting performance?
I have noticed that ever since its been a bit hotter around here in San Diego, the hotter days produce a much slower and less responsive ride that is noticeable in comparison to a cold evening with a completely cold motor. So...
Start ups Cold Motor: Let it warm up a bit, car runs great for the entire drive Warm Motor: Idle stumbles more, feels less responsive, less audible turbo spool. Running errands with a lot of stopping the motor, letting it sit in the sun in some parking lot produces the worst results. Starting back up, the car bogs down a lot, seemingly feels very very hot inside the car, and just doesn't feel powerful. I wish I had a boost gauge or water temp gauge to somehow monitor this, but I don't. I don't have a commander for my Power FC either, so I have no way of telling what is happening. Is it the intake temps that are creating this power loss? |
Originally Posted by Stevey629
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Is it the intake temps that are creating this power loss? |
Colder air = more dense, richer in oxygen.
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it was 95F the other day
my air temp sensor was reading 103F at 16lbs of boost :) just learn how to manage the heat, and you'll be fine |
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