cat warm up
yup, ya gotta let it warm up a bit anyway, I have a Hahn catless downpipe and with catwarm up it always sounded like a propplane, just annoying until the sequence was over, I asked Vince to delete it and now it just idles high for a bit until like, 150degrees or so then drops to normal idle at full temp
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x2 on whatever everyone else said. either way, any car, its good to warm it up for at least a minute or two before driving, and i DO MY BEST
) to let it get to atleast 160* before any spirited driving...
Once the car starts to cycle the fuel pressure and the idles below 1000 i usually pull away. some times thats 85* coolant temp, sometimes thats 130* coolant temp and i dont beat on it untill ive seen it cycle past 182 a few times at least...
i dont see how the cat warm up causing that much load on a cold motor is good for anything other than emissions... spooling the turbo on cold oil seems dumb.
i dont see how the cat warm up causing that much load on a cold motor is good for anything other than emissions... spooling the turbo on cold oil seems dumb.
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