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![]() I do know from experience that hot and humid air will cost me at least .3 seconds ET in the 1/4 mile as compared to cold and dry air.
Each 10 degrees F is said to cost 1% brake HP. There are lots of sub programs in the dyno simulation and drag strip simulation computer programs that purport to correct HP and ET's for different atmospheric conditions. Rev.
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