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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Everett, WA
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In the summer the air that goes into your engine is significantly hotter than in the winter. The colder the air the more dense, since the air is more dense then you technically get more power. Our cars do have a AIT sensor so it would make sense that in the winter the car uses less gas.
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hmmm ok so like if we disconnect tha AIT sensor can we get more colder air idk but i remember someone telling something about disconnecting it maybe it got more mpg or power lol
well now that you brough that AIT sensor since is rainy season in cali. those water still go in regardless if you have oem intake or something else??
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Nope, disconnecting the IAT will cause shitty idle.
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