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Originally Posted by CT_Nismo
On a typical day in Denver the 4.0 liter would be a 3.3 liter.
On a hot Denver day, 100 deg F, the 4.0 liter would be 3.0.
On a hot Colorado Springs day, 100 F, if one ascends Pike's Peak, you end up with a 2.5 liter, if it is still hot at the top.
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I BELIEVE THERES SNOW UP TOP ALL YEAR
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