The G35 Sucks
The G35 Sucks
...Cold air that is...
29 degrees +
4 High Performance All Season Sport Tires (because the Summer Pilots suck in the winter)+
280 plus HP =
1 fun car to drive
Just thought I'd share.
29 degrees +
4 High Performance All Season Sport Tires (because the Summer Pilots suck in the winter)+
280 plus HP =
1 fun car to drive
Just thought I'd share.
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I was thinking the same thing this morning while driving to work. It was 15 deg F outside and my G was lovin' that cold air. Throttle response felt really crisp.
Edit: Sorry... this is the first time I had my G out in really cold air. I bought only 2 months ago.
Edit: Sorry... this is the first time I had my G out in really cold air. I bought only 2 months ago.
Cold air
Originally Posted by KAHBOOM
...Cold air that is...
29 degrees +
4 High Performance All Season Sport Tires (because the Summer Pilots suck in the winter)+
280 plus HP =
1 fun car to drive
Just thought I'd share.
29 degrees +
4 High Performance All Season Sport Tires (because the Summer Pilots suck in the winter)+
280 plus HP =
1 fun car to drive
Just thought I'd share.
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From: Pothole Central and still ridin slammed...Boston
It feels more responsive when you floor it.
Originally Posted by scorcher76
Was wondering when the temp is cold, does the G feels like it's running with a cold air intake? Thoughts?
Notice the same thing here with our low morning temps.
Originally Posted by DocJohn
I was thinking the same thing this morning while driving to work. It was 15 deg F outside and my G was lovin' that cold air. Throttle response felt really crisp.
Edit: Sorry... this is the first time I had my G out in really cold air. I bought only 2 months ago.
Edit: Sorry... this is the first time I had my G out in really cold air. I bought only 2 months ago.
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Of course it feels that way. Same thing happens when i bring the bike out on a cool summer spring day.
The G however i don't step on the gas so i notice no difference. maybe ill try to pass some traffic after work
The G however i don't step on the gas so i notice no difference. maybe ill try to pass some traffic after work
Originally Posted by scorcher76
Was wondering when the temp is cold, does the G feels like it's running with a cold air intake? Thoughts?
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Originally Posted by b00stedjustin
How newb can you be guys. Of course your car loves cold weather. Common sense. Cool air = dense air. The more fuel and air you can get in your car the more hp you can produce. This is why people add boost to cars.
You usually get about a 1% horsepower gain per every 8 to 9 degree drop in air temperature, assuming humidity and pressure are similar. Realisticly, humidity is usually a lot lower in winter though, but humidity doesn't have that much of an impact on the equation.... but pressure does.
Originally Posted by partyman66
You usually get about a 1% horsepower gain per every 8 to 9 degree drop in air temperature, assuming humidity and pressure are similar. Realisticly, humidity is usually a lot lower in winter though, but humidity doesn't have that much of an impact on the equation.... but pressure does.
To he** with FI! I'll just move to Canada! LOL!
Originally Posted by The_Scooch
That's pretty cool. That would mean that I'm getting approx. 22 more horses now than I do in the summer.
To he** with FI! I'll just move to Canada! LOL!
To he** with FI! I'll just move to Canada! LOL!


