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      08-26-2011, 02:33 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by erhanh View Post
Doesn't the car/ecu again compensate for high temps with more boost? I think it is kinda tricky since more boost will create even higher air charge temperatures but still more air will be pushed to the engine... no?
You are correct, but higher air temps tend to mean less overall spark advance to avoid detonation. Let me tell you, a degree or two of total advance may mean 20 to 40 ponies in a forced-induction car, or even more at these power levels.

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