In summary, psia at 7000 ft elevation is 11.35, so:
11.35/14.7 = 77% of sea level atmospheric pressure in the intake manifold, or a 23% loss of power, even more than in Denver
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Originally Posted by Camaroking98
Hey guys, been trying to do some research. Haven't really found a definitive answer or calculator...
I just moved to colorado (6700 feet) and I was wondering how I could calculate the power loss.
I've read that N/A loses the most power...then superchargers...and turbos are virtually unaffected.
Just wondering if you guys can help me properly guestimate how much power I'm losing up here.
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