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SemperboostMay-25-04 01:15 PM
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#71599, "Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"


          

I live out here in the desert and it's already in the 90s now my turbo really sucks...there is tremendous lag and it's just not fun. On a cold day it was fun with no lag, and gobs of power. I know this is due to colder denser air + more fuel but is there anything else we can do to get this power back? thanks
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UberingramMay-25-04 01:23 PM
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#71600, "RE: Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"
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May-25-04 01:23 PM by Uberingram

          

What's your setup? Intercooled?

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ModeratormicyekMay-25-04 01:42 PM
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#71601, "RE: Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"
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read the water injection thread emoji

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injendsmMay-25-04 05:10 PM
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#71610, "RE: Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"
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if you are intercooled, you can check out this site www.intercoolertechniques.com which makes intercooler sprayers for any intercooler.


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DarKReaLityMay-25-04 07:01 PM
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#71622, "RE: Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"
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if no intercooler, get one. if you have one and getting high temps, get a bigger one. wait till you guys see my new intercooler, it's a monster. 24Lx13.5Hx2.5W

  

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SemperboostMay-27-04 03:34 AM
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#71693, "RE: Any way to get back 'cold day' acceleration?"
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I gotta starion right now and running about 5-7lbs, ya think a bigger I/C would make a difference. I was also thinking bout making the compressor inlet pipe like a cold air intake.
Alvin

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