Turbo Timers - To buy or not to buy
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From: Hillsborough NC
Turbo Timers - To buy or not to buy
That is the question! I was thinking of getting the Greddy turbo timer for my car.
But I was reading the previous turbo timer posts on this forum and now I am not
sure that its worth it.
1st Is it a sound investment?
2nd how long should I let my car idle b4 i cut the engine off? For proper cooling.
3rd What kind of harness would I need to fit that TT?
Thanks for all of your help guys, I know i've asked a lot of questions...
But I was reading the previous turbo timer posts on this forum and now I am not
sure that its worth it.
1st Is it a sound investment?
2nd how long should I let my car idle b4 i cut the engine off? For proper cooling.
3rd What kind of harness would I need to fit that TT?
Thanks for all of your help guys, I know i've asked a lot of questions...
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From: Phila, PA
RE: Turbo Timers - To buy or not to buy
A turbo timer is a good investment if you don't have the patience to sit and let the car idle for a couple minutes after a hard run, but a waste if you do.
You should definitely let the car idle for a few minutes after a spirited run, your turbo will be
that way. If you can drive gently for a while afterwards or haven't run it hard, 30 seconds or so should suffice.
Not sure on the harness, but I hope I helped with the first two ?'s.
You should definitely let the car idle for a few minutes after a spirited run, your turbo will be
that way. If you can drive gently for a while afterwards or haven't run it hard, 30 seconds or so should suffice.Not sure on the harness, but I hope I helped with the first two ?'s.