Re: S.P.E.A.R.C.O.intercooler guys??

[Orin Eman <orin@WOLFENET.com>]

> Thus the above equation becomes

> D = K * P/T

> >From this, Density is seen to increase when Pressure is increased and to
> decrease when Temperature is increased.  

> Remember that the Temperature term requires that you use one of the
> absolute temperature scales, commonly the Kelvin scale in which 0 Celsius =
> approx 273 K is used.  Any temperatures measured must be converted to K
> temperatures by the equation K = C + 273.  If you measure temperatures in
> Fahrenheit degrees then you must convert to C and then K before you do the
> rest of the math.

Thank you Bob!  Would you mind commenting on the equations at
http://efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu/grippo/equations.html?

These are for an NA engine... would it work for our turbo'd cars?

Orin.