elevation....
does anyone have the formula to calculate power loss due to the elevation??
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Nope. It depends on the boost pressure ratio.
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Thanks. Have you had your rig at sea level and then back to the denver area?? The truck right now is in Indiana(800ft) but i am stationed at Ft. carson, so i was just trying to figure out if i would notice a power loss like i did my N/A gas engines.
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You shouldn't notice anything. I've been from -100ft to 11,000ft and can't tell a difference.
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Originally Posted by Captain Call
(Post 598487)
You shouldn't notice anything. I've been from -100ft to 11,000ft and can't tell a difference.
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I have certainly noticed a difference from sea level to where I live (4500ft,) but I really don't think sea level to 800ft is enough elevation change to make a difference.
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where the truck is now is at about 800ft, Ft. Carson(where i am stationed at stateside) is sitting at about 6,000 ft. Have not had the truck in colorado since i bought when i was home on R&R leave and have had gassers since living in colorado. Few more months and i will tell you for sure.
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