TrIpOd

so I was driving home from work today while it was raining cats and dogs and noticed my car was acting... well, different. it seemed to have a lot more power and MUCH deeper sound. when I would rev it up it sounded very aggressive, way more than usual. I'm usually driving in hot conditions, so could this be due to the cooler air entering my engine? whatever it was from, it was awesome lol.

s2k

Idk maybe it could as be due to the fact its easy to break loose the tires in wet weather. Something to consider.

schapman

Yes. moisture in theairhelps performance.

06VistaBlueGT

Your car will run stronger in cooler weather. Cooler air is denser than warm air which means you're getting more air to the engine.

TrIpOd

sweet. it makes me want to move somewhere cold!

Sherwood06GT

Yes, cool air, around 60 or colder, it will run better. Moisture in the air is not really a factor. Temperature is! However, hothumid weather is a real power drain!

howarmat

In 40-50 degree weather, i sweari have a SC under the hood!

moe07

fall weather will be here soon.

tlpvt

yeah, that's colder/denser air = more oxygen to burn. that's why they have CAI's. Also, speed is felt more in rain IMHO.

lldsandsll

hot weather makes for more efficiency. fuel vaporizes easier.