Does everyone wait?
08-31-2010, 11:51 AM
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i start my car, let the rpms settle down to a normal idle speed (funny how that happens about 10 seconds or so after i start it) and drive. during the cooler weather/winter, i give it a little more time but nothing excessive.
and like others, i just simply don't rev very high until it is fully warmed up. pretty easy for me since i have about four blocks to get to the interstate which is about the right distance for it to be fully warm (assuming i don't make it though all the lights)
and like others, i just simply don't rev very high until it is fully warmed up. pretty easy for me since i have about four blocks to get to the interstate which is about the right distance for it to be fully warm (assuming i don't make it though all the lights)
08-31-2010, 08:45 PM
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Buy a series II and keep the rev's below the moving red line.
In all seriousness, just keep the rev's below 5k unless it's really really cold then wait a little while first.
Also,
If you live in a really cold climate change your engine oil to suit those needs.
In all seriousness, just keep the rev's below 5k unless it's really really cold then wait a little while first.
Also,
If you live in a really cold climate change your engine oil to suit those needs.
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