Cold Air = Faster Z

[LeeZ4MR]

Its very noticeable in a tuned turbo car as a slightly more crisp throttle,

I agree with this and turbo`s love cold air, not sure a N/A engine would benefit that much from it though...makes me miss my old tuned 200sx talking about this now.

Previously had 5 turbo cars, currently i have none :|
(but working on it :wink: )

 

[Bing]

I think any performance gains are being cancelled out by my driving it like Miss Daisy

Sounded lovely on start-up this morning though, like a bag of spanners on a tractor bonnet

 

[sars]

You usually find that when it's cold it' is due to high pressure, thus it's a double whammy with extra density

 

[Worcester_spoon]

I think any performance gains are being cancelled out by my driving it like Miss Daisy

Ha, thought it was just me this morning - convinced a push bike overtook me at one point

 

[*ALZ*]

Yep mine was pulling well today, the traction light was on and off at times too. Mrs wasn't too happy, she sat still and said nothing. :wink:

 

[Smartbear]

My old smart roadster (remaped) was more punchy in cold weather, the tiny 3pot engine used to sing a happy tune
Regards

 

[BMWZ4MC]

My S2000 can suffer from heat soak in stationary traffic on warm days, but it's positively torquey in the current freezing weather

 

[thepits]

Mrs wasn't too happy, she sat still and said nothing. :wink:

Which is a plus.

Enabled you to get a word in

 

[paulgs1000]

I think this has always been noticeable - certainly felt that my motorbikes ran stronger in colder air.