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Nov 13, 2008, 09:35 PM
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usally try to wait a few minutes then go...
cant really go to fast anyways cuz the
clutch acts like its retarded when its cold
and trans feels like crap but as soon
as i get a few blocks down it drives PERRFECT.
all in all i dont think its a big deal driving right
away must of us do a lot worse then that to
are cars on a daily basis
cant really go to fast anyways cuz the
clutch acts like its retarded when its cold
and trans feels like crap but as soon
as i get a few blocks down it drives PERRFECT.
all in all i dont think its a big deal driving right
away must of us do a lot worse then that to
are cars on a daily basis
Nov 14, 2008, 09:51 AM
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mine usually gets about 6 minutes because my routine in the morning consists of me taking my dog out to do his business so I auto start the car (compustar FTW, lol) and let it idle while he does his stuff then I bring him inside, grab my crap and go.
The past few mornings have been nice and cold but even with that the temp needle is usually about half way to it's normal spot. I just don't boost until my oil temp is up.
The past few mornings have been nice and cold but even with that the temp needle is usually about half way to it's normal spot. I just don't boost until my oil temp is up.
Nov 14, 2008, 09:58 AM
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Warming car is waste of gas, just let it running for a min and don't boost until the car is completely warmed. That's why I see most of evo owner don't get decent gas mileage, b/c the gas is being used for 0 MPG. 10-15 min is really too long and not necessary.
If you are tracking the car, then give it a good warm up, but driving on street is not as demanding as track.
If you are tracking the car, then give it a good warm up, but driving on street is not as demanding as track.
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Nov 14, 2008, 01:22 PM
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Warming car is waste of gas, just let it running for a min and don't boost until the car is completely warmed. That's why I see most of evo owner don't get decent gas mileage, b/c the gas is being used for 0 MPG. 10-15 min is really too long and not necessary.
If you are tracking the car, then give it a good warm up, but driving on street is not as demanding as track.
If you are tracking the car, then give it a good warm up, but driving on street is not as demanding as track.
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