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Originally Posted by skatery1989
How about you bring yourE-85 tune up here you might have a harder time breathing then your car.
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Saw that you live in Denver (5280 ft).
A rough calculation to calculate your HP loss from altitude....
hp loss = (5280 [altitude] x 0.03 x 240 [sea level power]) / 1000 = 38 hp loss
So, theoretically, if your car matches Perrin's dyno of 240 whp @ sea level, then your car should put down ~202 whp @ 5280 ft of altitude - on a dynapack.
For comparison, here is a video of my car @ ~190 whp [dynojet] @ sea level.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7GdGTjup4o"]acceleration1 - YouTube[/ame]