moosestang

Gas mileage will drop in winter, it's not just an opinion people. Whether you notice or not doesn't change the fact that cold air = more gas, google it. If you happen to live where there is a real winter, then your gas mileage will suffer more due to "winter blends".

baddog671

20 something degrees this morning. Want to trade for some of that FL warmth?

2008saleen

I'm in fla and it is about 62 degrees right now. 10:00 pm. I can tell ya for sure my car loves the cooler air. Athough I really cant tell recently becuase it has been on jack stands in my garage for over 2 weeks due to a failed install attempt of some boost brothers l/t headers, and waiting for ever for some Pypes L/t's to arrive. I hope to have it back on the road this weekend to see if she likes them and the cooler weather. I can feel a huge power drop when my intake air temps start to climb in the summer. Because Im under some boost the pcm is probably backing timing way down to prevent any detonation.