Altitude and HP
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RE: Altitude and HP
ORIGINAL: isolated1523
Yeah that's why you gotta add more stickers....If you lived in denver you'd have to have a whole bunch of sticker to bring your horsepower back up. Unless you got a NOS sticker. Then you just need one.
-Adam
Yeah that's why you gotta add more stickers....If you lived in denver you'd have to have a whole bunch of sticker to bring your horsepower back up. Unless you got a NOS sticker. Then you just need one.
-Adam
or maybe a carb adjustment to straighten out the mix would do....
I SAY GO WITH THE STICKERS!!!!
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RE: Altitude and HP
ORIGINAL: thomasintexas
roflmao!!!!
or maybe a carb adjustment to straighten out the mix would do....
I SAY GO WITH THE STICKERS!!!!
ORIGINAL: isolated1523
Yeah that's why you gotta add more stickers....If you lived in denver you'd have to have a whole bunch of sticker to bring your horsepower back up. Unless you got a NOS sticker. Then you just need one.
-Adam
Yeah that's why you gotta add more stickers....If you lived in denver you'd have to have a whole bunch of sticker to bring your horsepower back up. Unless you got a NOS sticker. Then you just need one.
-Adam
or maybe a carb adjustment to straighten out the mix would do....
I SAY GO WITH THE STICKERS!!!!
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RE: Altitude and HP
ORIGINAL: mikeys06cbr600rr
just an FYI i was watching the history channel, and i guess you loose 3hp every 1000ft, thought it was interesting and riders would like to know
just an FYI i was watching the history channel, and i guess you loose 3hp every 1000ft, thought it was interesting and riders would like to know
Hmm....this is an awfully general statement. I would think that would be true with carb engines, but would think fuel injected machines wouldn't have the same effects. What kind of machine was this data gathered from?
And how many stickers did it have?
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RE: Altitude and HP
ORIGINAL: WoodyRR
Hmm....this is an awfully general statement. I would think that would be true with carb engines, but would think fuel injected machines wouldn't have the same effects. What kind of machine was this data gathered from?
And how many stickers did it have?
ORIGINAL: mikeys06cbr600rr
just an FYI i was watching the history channel, and i guess you loose 3hp every 1000ft, thought it was interesting and riders would like to know
just an FYI i was watching the history channel, and i guess you loose 3hp every 1000ft, thought it was interesting and riders would like to know
Hmm....this is an awfully general statement. I would think that would be true with carb engines, but would think fuel injected machines wouldn't have the same effects. What kind of machine was this data gathered from?
And how many stickers did it have?