Just curious if anyone else has noticed that when the weather heats up their truck tends to haze more. I'm assuming the air is less dense so it isn't getting a full burn at idle? Balance rates are all good. Just figured I'd see if anyone else has noticed this.
hot weather=more haze??
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Outside temp definitely affects these things. My truck is smokey and much slower to spool when it's 90+ degrees outside, especially at my 4400-ft elevation. I can drive the truck around all winter/spring without even a whisp of smoke around town in my biggest tune. But in July and August, I'm always turning it down to Level 3 to keep the smoke manageable...
Going from 115*+ to 40s-50s in the winter here make a HUGE difference. When its near 120* outside you can hear the way the charger spools, spinning faster just to make the same boost.
When its in the 40s and 50s it lights up almost effortlessly. :thumb: great feeling.
When its in the 40s and 50s it lights up almost effortlessly. :thumb: great feeling.
I can definitly see a difference from winter time in my truck to now. most noticeably towing as well. winter time i have damn near no smoke at atny throttle position, summer time, i gotta watch where i push the throttle
Same here when I had mine
Turbo gas engines blow up in this weather because the ecu cant pull enough timing out and you get dumb kids that don't know anything and drive it like they stole it when its 110
Turbo gas engines blow up in this weather because the ecu cant pull enough timing out and you get dumb kids that don't know anything and drive it like they stole it when its 110
you were reading my mind def noticed these pass couple days at 100 degrees my truck has been smoking more
Ya this last spring I tuned out most of the smoke. Now if I ease into it on the hwy it smokes for 2sec. before it clears up.