did you know that every 1000 FEET above the sea you lose 3.123% of your HP

 

Ghasp!

 

if you go 1000 miles below sea level, do you get 3.123% more hp?

 

Duh....and no, it's not a static 3.123% or any other number. There are many factors that come into play, and it's all about density altitude, not just altitude.

Anyway, what is the point of this thread? It's common knowledge that you lose power as altitude increases...

 

thank god we are below WOOT

 

its 3.132 % i posted it wrong if you can find somewhere thats is 1000miles below sea level then be my guess but you might be on to something

 

no this study was done using just altitude in many numbers of temp this was the average

 

It's not 3.132 or anything like that - there is no static value.

Sacramento regularly has density altitudes well into the negatives (below 0), and they get some crazy trap speeds relative to their mods...

 

Then it doesn't mean anything if it's an average, and you did not state it was an average in the first post. It also is useless on this forum, because there is a huge difference between turbo and non-turbo cars. Then, among turbo cars, it depends on the efficiency of the turbo and how close to the efficiency max the turbo is being run...

 

Hints my awesome pass no one believes :P

 

hey well thats what oxford U said i was just looking around and saw that

 

I'm shocked that nobody's pointed out yet that 1000 miles above sea level is well into space.

 

what your right lol

it was sposed to say FEET

 

Hah, yes indeed...should be feet.

 

"Hence" maybe?