Racing question ....for the bracket guru's

ok so here it goes

track A: at sea level
track B: 700 ft above sea level

if the DA was say 2000 ft at both tracks, would that be like running in the exact same air, or would the 700 ft track still be worse because its actually 700 ft up?

Why would a bracket racer care all you have to do is be consistent and "kill" the tree

KY JELLY wrote:Why would a bracket racer care all you have to do is be consistent and "kill" the tree

ok smart azz ...you got me on that one------ what if you were a career test n tuner like me ........ can you give me a better answer

My gut tells me the humidity will be higher at the sea level track , but 700 is getting high compared to where I race . I would say the 700' track would make more hp due to less moisture in the air .

Here read this

http://wahiduddin.net/calc/density_altitude.htm

Nick,

By DA you mean Air Density? It changes with temperature, humidity, air pressure, altitude, etc. If the "corrected" air density is the same for both locations (regardless of altitude) the effect on the motor will be the same.


Bruce

yes Bruce ............

Just put NT on your window and no one will know what is what









If the corrected altitude is the same, the air should be the same.

Bill