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Originally Posted by kayvan_pour,Feb 12 2006, 05:46 PM
no... are you kidding??? Humid weather is terrible for performance!!! Every one knows this, what are you taling about!?!?!?
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humidity is relative...
back to high school chemisty... chemical make up of water... h2o thats 2 parts oxegen for each part of hydrogen.
moist air is heavier, which means more dense. which means more air, which in turn means more power. its simple.
back to high school chemisty... chemical make up of water... h2o thats 2 parts oxegen for each part of hydrogen.
moist air is heavier, which means more dense. which means more air, which in turn means more power. its simple.
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Originally Posted by turbo_jimbo,Feb 12 2006, 05:51 PM
humidity is relative...
back to high school chemisty... chemical make up of water... h2o thats 2 parts oxegen for each part of hydrogen.
moist air is heavier, which means more dense. which means more air, which in turn means more power. its simple.
back to high school chemisty... chemical make up of water... h2o thats 2 parts oxegen for each part of hydrogen.
moist air is heavier, which means more dense. which means more air, which in turn means more power. its simple.
ok please tell me.... In 100% humid weather or 0% are you going to make more power???
If you know what your talking about then you would know 0% is optimal...
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no, i would always opt for the more humid place to get better dyno numbers.
turbo xs had a problem with people complaining about their numbers, so they changed the humidity levels to be much higher than actual humidity and people stopped complaining.
turbo xs had a problem with people complaining about their numbers, so they changed the humidity levels to be much higher than actual humidity and people stopped complaining.
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Originally Posted by turbo_jimbo,Feb 12 2006, 05:54 PM
no, i would always opt for the more humid place to get better dyno numbers.
turbo xs had a problem with people complaining about their numbers, so they changed the humidity levels to be much higher than actual humidity and people stopped complaining.
turbo xs had a problem with people complaining about their numbers, so they changed the humidity levels to be much higher than actual humidity and people stopped complaining.