$$$frumnuttin'

Enjoying the nice throttle response at low ambient temperatures. Got me wondering, is there a low temperature at which there is no further gain? I suspect at some point horsepower gets maxed out.

pewter99

Traction is the bigger issue

devnull

jimmbbo

HP goes up while traction goes down...

Zjoe6

Yep. I notice the traction issue more than the hp increase.

cowboy casey

she really wakes up at 32 degrees but below that my but dyno has not noticed any "more" increase.. I suspect it would still gain the lower the temp goes... All Season tires work wonders for that traction when it's that cold but below 32 degrees still has traction issues in lower gears..

$$$frumnuttin'

geez guys, way off topic replies! too technical for you? CCowboy not included..uda man!

davepl

Remember there are torque demand tables in the computer. If you got substantially more cold dense air than the initial GM dyno calibration, wouldn't it just pull timing to get back down to the rated power anyway?

Kazman1960

I wish we could bottle some of the cold we have up here , air temps are in the -30 range , i know that my daily F150 feels like it has another 100 hp when its cold like this , however , even with studded winter tires in 4 wheel drive , it hard to keep her planted .