Maybe if we ad the AZ and CO crowd we would have 10 people.
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Originally posted by iamcreepingdeath View Postwell, we will have to get more CO people onto R3V!
Print some flyers, maybe?
Colorado is beautiful, and high altitudes call for turbocharging!
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Originally posted by StereoInstaller1 View PostThere ya go, these cars are loved everywhere, you just gotta get people involved!
Print some flyers, maybe?
Colorado is beautiful, and high altitudes call for turbocharging!
Colorado is beautiful, and i am not sure about the crack-smokers, but all the times i have been out there i have not run into nearly as many as you see walking around here in MD....
and noob question here: why is thinner air good for turbocharging?
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Yeah, I don't know of many crack heads around Boulder. It's a really "green" town.... HUGE for weed though... HUGE...
As for the thinner air, were a mile above sea level so it's harder for the N/A cars to make the same power they would on say the west coast... It was already addressed, but forced induction (supercharger or turbo) are the only real options at getting some power back. I will say though, forced induction doesn't fix the problem 100%.... I've owned a WRX, and an STi here, both of which couldn't make full boost in Colorado, but drive to Nebraska or head west, the car would completely change with an added 1 or 2 psi..
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Originally posted by DTM190"fuck the kangaroo dude, his toilet water swirls the wrong way anyway, plus i never liked crocodile dundee or Steve Irwin and vegemite tastes like shit"
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Originally posted by Bishop View PostYeah, I don't know of many crack heads around Boulder. It's a really "green" town.... HUGE for weed though... HUGE...
As for the thinner air, were a mile above sea level so it's harder for the N/A cars to make the same power they would on say the west coast... It was already addressed, but forced induction (supercharger or turbo) are the only real options at getting some power back. I will say though, forced induction doesn't fix the problem 100%.... I've owned a WRX, and an STi here, both of which couldn't make full boost in Colorado, but drive to Nebraska or head west, the car would completely change with an added 1 or 2 psi..
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Yeah, it's not like a certain motor or something is susceptible. We all suffer
PM me for detailing services in the Longmont / Boulder Area in Colorado!
Originally posted by DTM190"fuck the kangaroo dude, his toilet water swirls the wrong way anyway, plus i never liked crocodile dundee or Steve Irwin and vegemite tastes like shit"
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Welcome to the rockies bro. I just visited my cousins who live in Colorado Springs. Absolutely gorgeous area! For me Colorado rivals Utah for its great outdoors and scenery.
The drive from Utah to Denver is SO amazing! Climbing up vale pass... breathtaking. Oh yea, and driving up Pikes Peak is sick too!Turbo e30 M52. Built Motor, GT3582r
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