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Old 06-11-2008 | 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by mountainC4
No, lowest it has been is about 5100 feet. At home we estimate that we lose about 30% of power at 8100 feet. not sure at I get to 11k on the passes but she still runs hard. I have almost always bought turbo's to off set. But now after the 3 I can not stand the turbo lag! Naturally aspirated is the only way to fly IMHO. Where in Co are you going? Lately here weather is still bad, it snowed today
Thought about adding a SC?


btw, beautiful country out there- Have been to Denver, Boulder and a few of the ski areas over the years.
Climbed Longs Peak once in late spring, all the way to top via the "keyhole" route- Now that was a memory!! http://www.mtnds.com/hikes/mrh/mrh20.html
 

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Old 06-11-2008 | 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by mountainC4
No, lowest it has been is about 5100 feet. At home we estimate that we lose about 30% of power at 8100 feet. not sure at I get to 11k on the passes but she still runs hard. I have almost always bought turbo's to off set. But now after the 3 I can not stand the turbo lag! Naturally aspirated is the only way to fly IMHO. Where in Co are you going? Lately here weather is still bad, it snowed today
i love na power. not into turbos at all. gt3s are teh ones with the truly special flat6s.

i'll be in the greenwood area? the neighborhood where the underachieving kenyon martin lives of teh nuggets.

i used to live out of the magnolia hotel for a year. good times. i love how clean denver downtown is.

car looks siq. i like how purposeful it is.
 
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Originally Posted by p0rsch3
Thought about adding a SC?

Have you driven a gt3? no need it would detract from what the car was built for


btw, beautiful country out there- Have been to Denver, Boulder and a few of the ski areas over the years.
Climbed Longs Peak once in late spring, all the way to top via the "keyhole" route- Now that was a memory!! http://www.mtnds.com/hikes/mrh/mrh20.html
Great climb, well done. Check this out Aspen is reopening for this weekend!
 
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Originally Posted by Benjamin Choi
i love na power. not into turbos at all. gt3s are teh ones with the truly special flat6s.

i'll be in the greenwood area? the neighborhood where the underachieving kenyon martin lives of teh nuggets.

i used to live out of the magnolia hotel for a year. good times. i love how clean denver downtown is.

car looks siq. i like how purposeful it is.
Cats and dogs living together! Ben and I agree
Yes down town Denver is nice, considered more than once buying a loft down there.
Greenwood was once a area of nice open fields that I used to ride dirt bikes in as a kid!
I wont be in the city this weekend but big p car gathering on Rennlist if you are interested. I believe they are caravaning to vintage p car race in Pueblo.
 
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Love that cage inside - looks sick...
 
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Nice ride! Thanks for sharing!
 
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