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Hey I'm new here and was curious if anybody has info on using k pro at high altitude. I live in denver and have a CAI,RH, and exhaust. Just purchased k pro and wondering if their base maps are any good seeing I live a mile above sea level. Any help would be appreciated.:love:

I live in Colorado Springs (elevation about 6000 ft), and I want to supercharge my 05 RSX type-s. I want to run it at 6 psi, but I was wondering if since I am at 6000 ft how much less boost would I be running with a 6 psi set up: 3.6" pulley and 520 cc injectors. What psi setup should I run to...

I was looking at the altitude conversion chart and read that the correction for 2600 ft was .9692... I ran 14.75 @ 95.5 MPH...without the correction. with the correction i ran a 13.78 @ 96.53 mph..unless i did it wrong.. all i have done to my car is a DCRH, SRI, axleback ( does nothing) that...

I was looking at the altitude conversion chart and read that the correction for 2600 ft was .9692... I ran 14.75 @ 95.5 MPH...without the correction. with the correction i ran a 13.78 @ 96.53 mph..unless i did it wrong.. all i have done to my car is a DCRH, SRI, axleback ( does nothing) that...

I was looking at the altitude conversion chart and read that the correction for 2600 ft was .9692... I ran 14.75 @ 95.5 MPH...without the correction. with the correction i ran a 13.78 @ 96.53 mph..unless i did it wrong.. all i have done to my car is a DCRH, SRI, axleback ( does nothing) that...

I just moved to Albuquerque, NM with an average elevation of 5600 ft. Anyone know what octane fuel I should use? Thanks

so i went to the track tonight at LACR in palmdale california. my very first run i hit a 13.7 @ 105mph after altitude correction it's a 13.2 does this sound right?

Sat. the 29th was my first trip to the track in the RSX. I my best time was a [email protected], and a 2.533 60ft. I couldn't find better tires so I went on my 19's. The evevation is 5250ft and the temp. was mid 60's. I know it would improve my time but what would the est. sea level time be ...

Drag racing tips Drag Racing Tips This "tutorial", originally from Jeffrey Tyler, does a pretty good job of explaining the ins and outs of going to a drag strip. I've made a couple of modifications and additions. To anyone who hasn't gone: give it a try! It's a blast! There's probably someone...