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As temps drop, fuel/air mixture in the engine improves, but tire grip and traction decline. As they rise, you get the opposite. Somewhere in the middle is "WEEEEEEEEHAAAAAWWWW"
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As temps drop, fuel/air mixture in the engine improves, but tire grip and traction decline. As they rise, you get the opposite. Somewhere in the middle is "WEEEEEEEEHAAAAAWWWW"
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