Turbo Rundown
17 June 2006, 08:40 PM
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Turbo Rundown
I know that after hard/long driving you're supposed to let the turbo rundown for 30secs or so after you've stopped, however when i'm coming home it's all down hill, would coasting down in neutral allow the turbo to rundown in the same way ??
17 June 2006, 09:26 PM
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Cheers chaps
Am just trying to reduce time car is sat on the drive gargling away to keep the neighbours happy. Loads of old people on my estate, don't like spoiling thier beauty sleep (or the re-runs of countdown !!!!!
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Am just trying to reduce time car is sat on the drive gargling away to keep the neighbours happy. Loads of old people on my estate, don't like spoiling thier beauty sleep (or the re-runs of countdown !!!!!
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Originally Posted by XR-Wayne
Turbo Timers are for the Lazy lot
Just drive off boost for the last few miles home like i do then wait 10 seconds and turn off.
Just drive off boost for the last few miles home like i do then wait 10 seconds and turn off.
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Turbo times not really needed (look good though, so people say)
They cool themselves with water convection all built in as standard in the scoob
Trackdays and the like are the only time you may need some extra delay
Turbo times not really needed (look good though, so people say)
They cool themselves with water convection all built in as standard in the scoob
Trackdays and the like are the only time you may need some extra delay
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