Care & Feeding for your Evo
Sep 21, 2006, 12:07 PM
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Although I do let things idle for 30seconds or so, is it really necessary? The turbo is both oil and water cooled, and b/c of this coking of the turbo is really RARE.
Like I said, I still let things idle for a bit, even when I'm off boost coming into the driveway, but I've been curious if it's necessary to begin with.
Like I said, I still let things idle for a bit, even when I'm off boost coming into the driveway, but I've been curious if it's necessary to begin with.
Sep 21, 2006, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by justlooking
Probably a stupid question, but is this the model you guys have:
http://www.240sxmotoring.com/grtuti.html
If not is there some kind of evo specific model? How was the install?
Thanks.
http://www.240sxmotoring.com/grtuti.html
If not is there some kind of evo specific model? How was the install?
Thanks.
You can find it around $90 and it is ALOT smaller than the Greddy one. I keep it set for 1 min all the time. Just another suggestion..
Sep 21, 2006, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 91TB78
Although I do let things idle for 30seconds or so, is it really necessary? The turbo is both oil and water cooled, and b/c of this coking of the turbo is really RARE.
Like I said, I still let things idle for a bit, even when I'm off boost coming into the driveway, but I've been curious if it's necessary to begin with.
Like I said, I still let things idle for a bit, even when I'm off boost coming into the driveway, but I've been curious if it's necessary to begin with.
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