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anyone know the % of power loss at 6k ft? (NA car)

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Old 06-18-2006, 08:08 PM
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If you dynoed at sea level and used the SAE 1359 Rev 90's base baro pressure of 29.235, with a 1.00 correction factor and then dynoed at 6000 feet, the absolute baro pr would become 23.259 and the HP/TQ correction factor would be 1.286 with no other changes in temp or humidity. So if I did my math right, you would lose 22.24% HP and TQ.
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NOOOOO! lol - thanx for the help bro




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