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Old 02-27-2003, 11:09 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Default Re: A/C hurts performance

Alright.

When the A/C is one it takes about 5hp and 30 torque.


Now a v6 and v8 make more torque. Hence why you dont notice the difference in performance.

If you dynoed the v6 and v8 they would dyno less with a/c on.

If you slap a s/c or turbo on your car. You would not notice the a/c drain like on the v6 or v8.


And yes, the A/C turns off when the TPS is above 70% which indicates Full throttle.
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