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humidity vs. ET's Posted By: fasteddie94 On: 03-18-2010 @ 17:13:31 Reply | Edit i am new to the sport so i know this is a kind of duh huh question for some of you guys. how bad can humidity hurt your et? after seeing everyone at the track on sat i know it's not bs. it was at something like 85% or maybe 90% by the time the day was done. and i know that there is no way putting on my headers made me 2 tenths slower. just curious. -- fasteddie94 (moorenewlin@netzero.com)--1994 Camaro Z28- Moroso CAI, Edelbrock 52mm TB, Granetelli MAF, 1LE Elbow, SLP SS Suspension Upgrade, Richmond 3.73 gears, Hypertech Programer and 160 Thermostat, SLP Loudmouth exhaust, nitto 555r drs, March pullies, Edelbrock shorty headers Posted By: BlackScreaminMachine On: 06-13-2005 @ 17:43:10 Reply | Top | Edit Yea, Humidity kills MPH which basically kills et's. With the air being hotter, oxygen has expanded, so its less compact, and everything else is hotter. Your motor cools down slower and most times not at all in the staging lanes. But make sure your header gaskets are tight and bolts snug. Also Look into getting a PCMforless.com tune becuase when you do headers most times your running lean. -- '94 Black Z28, 383 LT1 Breaking 11's SOON! 
A good friend will bail you out of jail, your best friend will be sitting next to you saying "Dude, that was Awesome!!" Posted By: fasteddie94 On: 06-13-2005 @ 17:52:31 Reply | Top | Edit thanks, never thought of that. -- fasteddie94 (moorenewlin@netzero.com) 1994 Camaro Z28
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