can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)?
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can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)?
like the topic says,
I just want to know because my car feels real slow all of a sudden,am running hondata on a built h22.
thanks
I just want to know because my car feels real slow all of a sudden,am running hondata on a built h22.
thanks
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Re: can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)? (11seclude)
Hondata (S200 I'm assuming) has no provision for IAT correction, so if its a lot hotter than when the car was tuned, it will be running richer than normal.
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Re: can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)? (daveG)
ok, cool i tought something went wrong with my car it does read real rich sometimes the gauge cant even read the af ratio thats how rich it gets. thanks man
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Re: can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)? (11seclude)
im sure you know this, but when i used to use my a/c before i took it out it used to slug it down, almost stall from start off from a light and ****
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Re: can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)? (11seclude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 11seclude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok, cool i tought something went wrong with my car it does read real rich sometimes the gauge cant even read the af ratio thats how rich it gets. thanks man </TD></TR></TABLE>
What kind of gauge are you using?
What kind of gauge are you using?
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Re: can the heat make my car feel sluggish(slower than usual)? (daveG)
My car feels compeltely differnet form when its the nice 104 deg. out right now to tonight when it will be a nice 75 deg out and will pull like rape ape, a huge dfference in performance can be noticed in temp change once your boosted, well for me anyways... O yeah if your running the autometer AF gauge, dont rely on that to tell you what your actuall AFR is cause they are just a narrow band sensor...
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