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Originally Posted by pulse98
"The general rule of thumb is that for every 10º of temperature drop, the density (and oxygen content) increases 1 percent. It’s actually more like 1.8 percent. Similarly, power increases by an equal amount."
Above from http://www.bankspower.com/tech_coolair.cfm |
So you're saying it's a 1.8% power increase?
I'm pretty sure if you insulated the air filter plenum(tube that runs from filter box to manifold) that you would probably prolong the life of the world's most expensive piece of rubber tubing. Which is definitely worth the time.