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From http://www.cleanmpg.com/community/index.php?threads/14198/
"With a little playing around air at about 10 degrees is about 20% denser than air at about 95 degrees. I figure that in terms of air resistance to you car as you drive that is about equivalent to increasing the speed by about 20%.
The effect of changes in humidity seems to rather small."
"With a little playing around air at about 10 degrees is about 20% denser than air at about 95 degrees. I figure that in terms of air resistance to you car as you drive that is about equivalent to increasing the speed by about 20%.
The effect of changes in humidity seems to rather small."