FINER6 Member 81 Member For: 22y 1m 30d Location: Mexico Posted 22/11/04 10:47 PM Posted 22/11/04 10:47 PM Anyone got anymore info on this... Water doesn't sound right, oil does.
rusht Member 198 Member For: 22y 2m 18d Posted 23/11/04 05:10 AM Posted 23/11/04 05:10 AM Senior members must have seen some of these topics come up 10 times by now At the risk of being un-welcoming, try a search fellas...the deja vu is killing me :lol:
jaylo Member 11 Member For: 20y 4m 2d Posted 22/05/06 04:34 AM Posted 22/05/06 04:34 AM ive now had the car for the weekend and gone through a heap of fuel having awsome fun just wondered if you guys cars have turbo timers fitted
TurboDewd FG Falcon fan! Member 1,452 Member For: 23y 2m 13d Gender: Male Location: Canberra Posted 22/05/06 04:39 AM Posted 22/05/06 04:39 AM I think you will find maybe ONE person who has one. They are not required. One of our more knowledgeable members will explain why.They are for dark ages Jap turbos running on older tech.
DBOSS Faster than any BTA,XTC,Autotech, Nizpro and Tunehouse car Member 3,918 Member For: 23y 2m 28d Location: D SHIRE! Posted 22/05/06 06:21 AM Posted 22/05/06 06:21 AM They can only help might only be marginal be they still serve there purpose but I think there was some sort of issue with wiring one into the ECUCYA JEFF
DBOSS Faster than any BTA,XTC,Autotech, Nizpro and Tunehouse car Member 3,918 Member For: 23y 2m 28d Location: D SHIRE! Posted 22/05/06 06:23 AM Posted 22/05/06 06:23 AM They are for dark ages Jap turbos running on older tech.←Funny coming from someone still running a uni-jip
XR6ISM ASHA - Anti Stooge Hunter Association Member 535 Member For: 23y 3m 8d Location: Sydney Bronx :) Posted 22/05/06 06:39 AM Author Posted 22/05/06 06:39 AM I have one running in my car, however as the guys have mentioned it is not required. The only reason I have one in mine is:a) It was given to me as a bday presentb) I dont like turning my car off whilst the turbo is glowing (ie, after a squirt). Rather then sitting in my car waiting, I can lock it up and leave it on TT. RegsDean
XR6ISM ASHA - Anti Stooge Hunter Association Member 535 Member For: 23y 3m 8d Location: Sydney Bronx :) Posted 22/05/06 06:41 AM Author Posted 22/05/06 06:41 AM They are for dark ages Jap turbos running on older tech.←Funny coming from someone still running a uni-jip ← dont you get tired of the same old !!!Bloody GT drivers, buy a real performance caar
carbonford Member 16 Member For: 20y 3m 26d Posted 24/05/06 07:37 AM Posted 24/05/06 07:37 AM I heard that even with a heavily modified R34 GTR going around track for like 5 to 6 laps, the most it will need is around 30 seconds to cool the car down... so I reckon it is not needed though for the car... if you do go to the track, 30 seconds are nothing, just to cool the car down with the hood up! With the timer, I reckon it increases the risk of the car being stolen though... (I might be wrong here)cheers,richie 1
bcl Toughest BA Turbo Legacy Donating Member 3,408 Member For: 23y 8m 26d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 24/05/06 07:46 AM Posted 24/05/06 07:46 AM Rather then sitting in my car waiting, I can lock it up and leave it on TT. Dean←The last time I checked the road rules it's illegal to do this (if you leave your car), but of course that's your decision.I've never had one, but recommend a cool down idle (or cool down drive) after any hard driving... especially if the exhaust is glowing red.Brian
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