[Chrysler300] Reno and Tahoe Altitude

[quentsmith@xxxxxxx]

Hi Guys,

       I live in Northern California and have a business in Sparks, which is 
part of Reno. I go there, 225 miles one way, every other week or so. Altitude 
is not much of a problem, you will not notice any loss of power until you get 
into town and start to accelerate from a traffic light, that is when you will 
notice it first. Interstate 80 goes directly through the town and you will, 
most likely, not have stopped anywhere until into Reno itself.

       I have driven my '63 Dodge Polara there with a 318 engine and two 
barrel carb with no real problems, pulling a 2.93 rear axle. I have had my '68 340 
Formula S Barracuda there a number of times, my '70 Charger with a 383 four 
barrel carb, my 1990 Ramcharger with a 360 injected motor there as well. I have 
not had a problem with any of them running properly, running lean or rich.

       You will notice the altitude if you get to running around on foot, 
otherwise you will, most likely, not notice it at all. I live at near sea level 
at home and if I move about normally in Reno or Tahoe, it is not a factor. 

       Have fun there, hoping to see you all next year.

       Quentin Smith


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