Does anyone know......

[cocoabrova]

What the elevation was in Calgary tonight, or what site I can check at:thumbsup:

[method]

calgary moves in height?

news to me ;)

did you mean the humidty or pressure or....?

[cocoabrova]

Hey James DID post what I needed:dunno:

[max_boost]

Originally posted by cocoabrova
Hey James DID post what I needed:dunno: Who deleted his post?:dunno:

[cocoabrova]

Originally posted by max_boost
Who deleted his post?:dunno:
Maybe.........James:dunno:
Anyways what I need is a link to the ET corrections for certain altitudes....purdy pleeZ:thumbsup:

[max_boost]

Originally posted by cocoabrova

Maybe.........James:dunno:
Anyways what I need is a link to the ET corrections for certain altitudes....purdy pleeZ:thumbsup: rage2 posted one up awhile back but I guess that doesn't help right now haha:rofl:

[Ben]

this helps :)

http://www.performancesupply.com/nhraconv.htm

Last night felt like it would have been a pretty good night.

[fast95pony]

FYI.. It's called Pressure Altitude. The Elevation doesn't change..

[Khyron]

Sort of on the same topic, I remember reading that higher altitude affects NA cars (and supercharged) far more than turbo cars. (Turbo still affected, just not as much). This makes sense to me because even though the density of the air is less, the turbo stuffs it in at a certain fixed PSI (be it at sea level or at 8000 feet). My gauge reads 12 PSI here and in the Rockies.

Now is this correct or not? If not, why not?

Khyron

[K271]

Can always call the airport, they give out info like that.