
08-02-2005, 01:01 PM
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n00b
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Location: East Greenbush, NY
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Originally Posted by Moai
in short, yes.
brew is correct. colder air = denser air. therefore there will be more air per unit volume as opposed to air at a warmer temperature. In turn, the air/fuel ratio will be higher. How much higher depends on the temperature.
For instance, you may experience knock on a car at 15psi on a 30 degree day, which you wouldn't see on a 70 degree day.
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enough said
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